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Draft:File backup

2017-10-11T19:47:49Z

CUtzman12:

==Overview==

If your laptop failed right now, could you restore all of your important files and information on your new laptop within an hour? It is absolutely essential that you back up important information from your laptop to [[External Hard Drive]], a [[Flash Drive]], and/or [[Cloud Storage]]. Your laptop can be lost, stolen, dropped, spilled on, or otherwise rendered unusable at any time. Its hard drive can fail without warning, making it impossible to access any of its data. If the only copy of your important intellectual property, hard work, and creative effort is on your laptop, you are running a terrible risk of losing it all forever. This prospect is disturbing enough for students, who risk losing semesters of academic work, but it is of critical importance for [[Winona State University]] employees who risk losing tremendous professional and institutional investments. Backing up your laptop data is an easy thing to do, there are a number of good, relatively inexpensive storage solutions available, and there is plenty of help available for both students and employees who have questions.

*Students - Contact the Digital Learning Center (457-5240 Option 1; [mailto:dlc@winona.edu dlc@winona.edu])
*Faculty and Staff - Contact TLT in the Professional Resource Center (457-5240 Option 3; [mailto:tlt@winona.edu tlt@winona.edu])

==Your path to backup enlightenment==
Laptop hard drives fail all the time and the files stored on them are often unrecoverable. If this happens to you, would you be back in action without any significant interruption or data loss as soon as you get a new laptop? To achieve this state of technological enlightenment, follow the principles below:
#'''Think of your laptop as a desk, not a file cabinet.''' Your files should be stored on network, cloud, or external drives where you can access them from multiple devices and copy them to your laptop as needed.
#'''Backing up should not be an event.''' Managing your digital assets should be a continuous process that is as habitual and automated as possible.
#'''Use network and cloud storage.''' You should never have an important file on your laptop that isn't copied to network, cloud, or external storage.
#'''Know where your files are.''' Develop a folder structure that works for you, revisit it regularly to refine it as needed, and stick to it.
#'''Keep your laptop beautiful.''' Don't leave your files strewn about and make a point to tidy up your laptop at least once a week.

===Resources===
*[[File backup (Students) - Mac]]
*[[File backup (Students) - PC]]
*[[File backup (Faculty)]]
*[[Drag and drop]]
*[[External Hard Drive]]

[[Category:Backup]]

Draft:DLC Unplugged

2017-06-15T15:37:14Z

CUtzman12:

[[File:2015_Unplugged_Poster1.png|200px|right]]

To make it easier for WSU students to learn about the technologies available at WSU, the '''[[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] STARS''' are located around campus randomly on different days and times to chat with you.

Watch for the “DLC Unplugged” sign around campus — stop and chat with the e-Warrior Digital Learning Center STARS about WSU technology.

[[File:2015_Unplugged_Poster.png|left]]

[[File:Unplugged_Fall2015.png|left]]

[[Category:Support]]

Draft:DLC Spring 2015 Class Projects/Kent Hansen (MS Exercise Science)

2017-06-15T15:36:46Z

CUtzman12: /* Support Requested */

__NOTOC__
=MS Exercise Science=
==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==
* Tues, Thurs
* 12:30 pm
* Maxwell 369

==DLC Support==
===Dates===
* April 14th at 12:30 pm

===Support Email===
* dlc@winona.edu

==Syllabus==
Song Parody Project: An individual student or groups of 2 students will creatively come up with a title and words to an established song that describes a concept from class. This project is worth 120 points, the equivalent of an exam. I am very flexible with the concept, but, you HAVE to clear your idea with me first to ensure that we are on the same page. The length of your parody will increase or decrease your points awarded. One way to do this is to find an instrumental or karaoke version of your song that you could play while singing/rapping your words, all the while recording the audio. We will go over a recommended way of completing this project during class. At a minimum the project will include an audio recording of the music and the singing/rapping as well as be 1’30” in length assuming a ~15” intro. This minimal effort will get you 84% (~101 points) if done very well. Additional points will be available if you make the recording longer and/or complete an audio and video recording (see below). You will create a private YouTube audio/video file for me to grade. I will be the only one seeing your recording, without permission. You will have technical support for this project which I will describe.
*Clear topic with me (I can disapprove of your topic)
*Hand in a Word document (dropbox) with the original words and your parody words when project is completed.
*Upload your recording to a private YouTube “channel” for grading purposes.
Grading of your project will be based mostly on the quality of your parody. Most songs will tell a story of some kind. Do your song title and “story” make sense and does it follow a theme? I need to be able to understand, for the most part, what you are singing/rapping. You will earn 6 additional possible points (5% of total grade for the project) for every 30” of singing/rapping and/or adding video/elaborateness of the video. Example, simply by adding a basic video of you singing/rapping will add 6 possible points. Adding that video plus a 2 (30 additional seconds) minute audio will earn you 12 additional possible points. Another example, more elaborate video will earn you 12 additional possible points (adding video points plus points for a more elaborate video). The more you do, the larger the possible points. There is some vagueness to the grading … ask questions for clarity!

==Recomended Process==
*1 Choose a song, check to make sure you can find an instrumental version to use in the final project.
*2 Rewrite the lyrics to fit the concept you wish to cover.
*3 Create a new song title that supports your concept.
*4 Record your lyrics on your WSU iPad using Hokusai, an audio recording app. (For detailed information on steps 4, 5,and 6: [http://learn.winona.edu/Hokusai Hokusai for iPad])
*5 Import your music to your recording in Hokusai.
*6 Create and export your new song.
*7 Record your video on your WSU iPad in iMovie, play the song in the background to follow along while you film. (For detailed information on steps 7, 8, 9,and 10: [http://learn.winona.edu/IMovie_(iPad)_/_Basic_IMovie_Overview iMovie for iPad])
*8 You will be able to edit your video in iMovie.
*9 Remove the sound from your video, and add your recorded song into your project for a clearer sound.
*10 Export your video when you are finished.
*11 Upload your video to YouTube.
**[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YN9xy46QDtE&feature=youtu.be Uploading Videos To YouTube From Your WSU iPad]
*12 Upload the original lyrics and your new lyrics to D2L in a Word Document.

Click here for more detailed instructions.

==Support Requested==
* Classroom visit to introduce students to iPad software for audio recording/editing - Sara
* Video training
* Individual student support by appointment in the [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]]
* Lynda support

==Recommended Software Apps==
* Hokusai Audio Editor - free iPad application
** [http://learn.winona.edu/Hokusai Hokusai for iPad]
** [http://www.wooji-juice.com/products/hokusai/ Hokusai: Over on Web]
** [http://www.wooji-juice.com/products/hokusai/support Hokusai Support]
* [http://learn.winona.edu/IMovie_(iPad)_/_Basic_IMovie_Overview iMovie for iPad]
** [http://www.lynda.com/iMovie-11-tutorials/iMovie-for-iPad-Essential-Training/83784-2.html iMovie Lynda training]

==DLC STARS==
*Sara Enzenauer
*Charlie Utzman
*Eric Ling

[[Category: Academic Courses]][[Category: DLC Class Projects-Spring 2015]][[Category:Custom Training]]

Draft:Digital Learning Center (DLC) Current Workshops

2017-06-15T15:32:01Z

CUtzman12:

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[[File:dll_logo.png|300 px|left]]

'''Students supporting students.''' Our e-Warrior Digital Learning Center (DLC) workshops are hosted by students to assist other students with learning the latest technology. These one hour workshops are offered at different times during the day and evening to fit into the WSU student's schedule. Our workshops help students feel comfortable while enjoying the use of their devices and new technology.

=About the Workshops=
*In Somsen 207e
*Up to one hour long
*Easy, slow paced
*'''Bring your laptop and external drive with you - we do not supply external drives
'''
=Current Workshop=

==Saving Your Files==
No need to sign up for this one! Just walkin during one of the times listed below! Need some help saving your files? With graduation and the end of the semester coming up it is a great time to backup your files! Stop by during any of these sessions and the DLC STARS will assist you with backing up your files.The e-Warrior Digital Learning Center will assist you with your backup. NO NEED TO SIGN UP FOR ANY OF THESE SESSIONS. Just come to Somsen 207e during one of these times. Bring your laptop and external backup drive.

[[File:BackupScheduleSpring2014.png]]

Draft:Teaching, Learning and Technology Services

2017-06-15T15:28:32Z

CUtzman12: /* Learning Space Design and Maintenance */

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=Learning Opportunities=

This includes all TLT services and resources related to helping WSU students and employees learn how to use supported technology effectively.

==Personal Help On Demand==

*'''Learning Space Emergency Response Service'''. TLT provides immediate assistance for technology problems that occur in campus learning spaces during academic, administrative, and special events.
**'''Winona Main Campus'''. Classrooms have phones with instructions for requesting immediate assistance. Instructors and meeting facilitators call x5240 Option 2, which rings in the Maxwell Professional Resource Center. TLT staff monitor this phone line during core and extended evening/weekend hours. Although some physical learning space problems can be resolved remotely, staff typically respond on-site. TLT monitors active ITV meetings that include Winona main campus endpoints using a computer-based system, the [http://www.tandberg.com/video-telepresence-management.jsp TANDBERG Management Suite]. TLT also responds to problems related to audio and Web conferences that include Winona main campus endpoints.
**'''Rochester Campus'''. A Rochester-based TLT staff member provides immediate assistance for problems involving Rochester campus ITV rooms. This staff member uses the TANDBERG Management Suite to monitor all active ITV meetings that include Rochester campus endpoints, providing immediate remote or on-site help as needed.
*'''Help Desk Service'''. TLT responds to individual requests for assistance related to the use of campus academic and administrative technologies. Requests are received via email, phone, and drop-in/scheduled visits. This service dovetails with the help desk managed by the Technical Support Center in Somsen Hall. The nature of the calls directed to TLT differ in that they primarily deal with the proper use of fully-functional campus technologies. Support for employees is managed by TLT staff in the Professional Resource Center in Maxwell Hall. Support for students is managed by TLT staff in the Digital Learning Center in Somsen Hall and by staff in the Multimedia Lab in Maxwell Hall. Staff meet with individuals in person and monitor dedicated email addresses ([mailto:tlt@winona.edu tlt@winona.edu], [mailto:tlt@winona.edu dlc@winona.edu]) and phone lines (x2900) during core hours. Extended student support is also offered by the Digital Learning Center during weekday evening hours. TLT staff travel to WSU-Rochester to provide on-site help as needed and some staff maintain regular weekday hours at WSU Rochester. TLT can provide remote desktop support using the screen/application sharing capabilities of [[Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional]] and [[Cisco WebEx]].
*'''Consultation Service'''. TLT staff provide professional consultation within their areas of expertise to students and employees with general questions about the application of technology.

==Scheduled Programming==

*'''General Event Service'''. TLT staff develop, schedule, and teach training and professional development programs open to all WSU employees and students. These sessions focus on improving the technology-related knowledge, skills, and abilities that best support university goals and objectives. TLT staff collaborate with other groups on campus to develop and schedule programs that best meet university needs. Students and employees register for programs online and can attend sessions in person or using Web conferencing. All programs are captured and available online for self-service access.
*'''Customized Event Service'''. TLT staff develop, schedule, and teach customized training and professional development programs for specific campus groups and projects. These sessions focus on meeting well-defined training needs associated with certain academic courses or programs, departmental professional development objectives, or critical campus projects. Examples include:
**'''Course-Specific Student Workshops'''. Digital Learning Center staff work with an instructor of an Immunology course to develop and deliver a workshop for her students on how to use Inspiration to build a visual map of the major course concepts.
**'''Departmental Professional Development Workshops'''. TLT staff work with supervisors in Facilities Services to develop and deliver workshops designed to help people in that department manage their email more effectively.
**'''Project-Specific Workshops'''. TLT staff work with ITS User Services to develop training to support the summer laptop distribution process. The training covers new features and functions of both the laptop and operating system.
*'''External Event Hosting Service'''. TLT staff promote, schedule, and facilitate learning events sponsored by external groups such as the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative and the New Media Consortium.

==Self-Service Online Learning==
*Whenever possible, those in need of help are directed to online instructions that either replace or supplement the work of TLT staff. Online instructions are often created in response to individual help requests.
*RSS Feed Services
*TKB
*Lynda.com

=Learning Spaces=

This includes all TLT services and resources related to designing and maintaining campus learning spaces.

=Academic Project Management and Support=

===Course and Design===
===Multimedia Lab===
===Academic Application Development===
==Learning Space Design and Maintenance==

*Location: Maxwell Professional Resource Center (faculty & staff) and Somsen 207 (students)
*TLT was created to combine e-Learning, Media Services and [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] together as one department to serve the faculty, staff and students of WSU.
*Teaching, Learning, and Technology Services empowers the entire campus community to utilize technology effectively by providing a wide range of learning opportunities, designing and maintaining engaging learning spaces, managing academic and workplace technology projects, and exploring new technologies that enrich digital life and learning.
*TLT provides faculty, staff, and students with opportunities to learn more about the technological tools provided through the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]].
*In addition to providing learning opportunities and support for academic technology projects, TLT offers a number of ongoing services to the campus community.
*Teaching, Learning, and Technology Services provides support for projects involving the instructional application of technology
*Teaching, Learning, and Technology Services helps design, install, and maintain instructional technology in all campus classrooms and other learning spaces.

For complete information go to go to [http://www.winona.edu/IT/tlt.asp Teaching, Learning & Technology] on the main WSU web site.

[[category: Custom Training]]

STARS

2017-06-15T15:21:28Z

CUtzman12: /* STAR Responsibilities */

[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/pdf/2016/STARS_Spring2016.pdf PDF Copy of Brochure]

'''STARS''' Stands for Student Technology And Resource Specialists. These are students that work part time in the Technical Support Center to provide technology based services for students, faculty and staff of Winona State. These STARS are assigned to teams throughout the [[IT]] department. There are approximately 100 students hired throughout the year as STARS. They will enjoy the benefits of on the job work experience that will make them more attractive to potential employers. Students from all disciplines are encouraged to apply.

==Who Can Apply==
All WSU students are encouraged to apply if interested. Student that qualify for work study can apply for work study positions. There are student help positions available for those that do not qualify for work study.

==When We Have Openings==
[http://www.winona.edu/career/campusjobs.asp We use the Winona State Job Posting site.]

Our job openings are posted on the Winona State Job Posting site. If interested follow the instructions to submit your application. All applications that are on file are looked through and selected students are notified via email to come in for an interview.

All STARS applications are kept on file for one year. Students need to submit a new application each year.

==How Do You Submit Your Application?==
If you are interested in a STAR part time position, we encourage you to submit your application even if there are no current job openings posted.
*[http://wsu.mn/LaS0Zj IT Student Worker Job Application]

==STAR Responsibilities==
Students are hired with all levels of experience. Students that have good customer service skills can start at the Front Desk. If they desire to learn more about mobile devices they can move to other teams. For instance, students that would like the experience of training/supporting other students with software technology can join the [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] Team while students that like hands-on type work can join the wiring or hardware repair teams. There are also advanced positions that work with the network administrators or programmers along with many PC and Mac technician jobs.

==STARS Teams==
Once hired, STARS are assigned to one of the following teams:

*Front Desk
*Walk-In
*e-Warrior Digital Learning Center (DLC)
*Hardware Repair
*Onsite
*Network
*Media Services
*Phone Support
*Programming
*Wiring
*Teaching, Learning & Technology

==Work Hours==
Students work during normal business hours around their class schedule. When working around classes, a two hour minimum is required. Most students work 15-20 hours per week. Some of the work areas require a minimum of 15 hours a week. During the summer, some positions require that students work more hours.

==On The WSU Website==
*[http://www.winona.edu/IT/Stars.asp www.winona.edu/IT/Stars.asp]
**In the top right of the page click on STARS Application-Online
[[category:support]][[category:students]][[category:TSC]][[category: update]]

Microsoft OneDrive

2017-06-15T15:20:36Z

CUtzman12: /* Where to go for help with OneDrive for Business? */

[[File:SkyDriveLogo.png|210px|float]]

==About this article==
This article provides an overview of Microsoft's OneDrive for Business [[cloud|cloud storage]] service. It is intended for both '''students''' and '''employees'''.

==What's OneDrive for Business?==
Microsoft [https://onedrive.live.com/about/en-us/business/ OneDrive for Business] is an industrial-strength, business-class file storage and management service built on Microsoft's SharePoint technology. OneDrive for Business is '''in the cloud,''' a geeky way of saying that your files are stored off campus on a Microsoft file server that you can access via the Internet. OneDrive for Business is an important component of Microsoft's new vision for business productivity and collaboration, anchored by their web services: Office 365 and SharePoint Online. Every WSU student and employee has a OneDrive for Business.

=====IMPORTANT NOTE=====
"'''OneDrive for Business"''' and '''"OneDrive"''' are two, separate cloud storage apps.
* "'''OneDrive for Business" is included in your [http://learn.winona.edu/Microsoft_Office_365 Office 365 Suite] provided to you by WSU and provides you with 1T of cloud storage space.'''
*"OneDrive" is a personal cloud storage application that you need to setup on your own for your personal use if you wish to use it.

The easiest way to compare OneDrive for Business to a personal OneDrive account is that the Office 365 OneDrive for Business offers more features and is mainly used for professional organizations, whereas regular OneDrive is mainly for personal use and has less features. WSU does not support a Personal OneDrive account.

==Learn how to use OneDrive for Business==
[[File:Onedrive1.png|frame|right|Fig 1. Typical OneDrive for Business documents screen]]
*[[Accessing OneDrive for Business using a web browser|How to access your OneDrive for Business using a web browser]]
*[[Synchronizing OneDrive for Business on a laptop or desktop hard drive|How to synchronize OneDrive for Business on a laptop or desktop hard drive]]
*[[Accessing OneDrive for Business using a tablet|How to access OneDrive for Business using a tablet]]
*[[Creating and Uploading Documents on OneDrive|How to create files on OneDrive for Business using the Word Web App]]
*[[Editing Documents on OneDrive| How to edit documents on OneDrive for Business using the Word Web App]]
*[[Saving files to OneDrive for Business from a PC|How to save/upload files to OneDrive for Business]]
*[[Creating and Uploading Documents on OneDrive|How to create new files in OneDrive for Business]]
*[[Sharing Files on OneDrive]]
*[[Editing Files on OneDrive]]

*To see your storage metrics when you are in OneDrive for Business - under '''Settings''', click on '''Site Settings/Site Collection Administration/Storage Metrics'''. You will see your storage space and total usage in the top right corner with details below.
[[File:OneDrive1_Settings.png|200px]]

==Additional OneDrive for Business features==
*All OneDrive for Business network servers are located in the continental United States
*Integrated with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2013 (e.g., shows up on your device as a location to which you can save files)
*Upload and access many common file types from multiple devices using your favorite web browser
*Organize your cloud storage using your own folder structure
*Share files and folders with others at WSU and beyond (Note: never store or share private data in OneDrive)
*Sync your cloud files and folders to your Windows computer (Mac OS X synchronization coming soon)
*iOS tablet apps for viewing, editing, and uploading your files

===Co-Authoring in OneDrive===
*[https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Work-together-on-Office-documents-in-OneDrive-ea3807bc-2b73-406f-a8c9-a493de18258b?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US Co-Authoring Documents]
*[https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Work-together-on-a-document-in-Word-Online-7a8d6d2b-3463-4b87-98b3-edc3df037295 Work together on a Document in Word Online]
*[https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Troubleshoot-coauthoring-Word-documents-ef55a598-fa04-4614-a4a6-1a5056eb5a6b Troubleshoot Co-Authoring Word Documents]

==Related Articles==
*[[Receiving your laptop and tablet]]
*[[Cloud|What's so great about cloud storage?]]
*[http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/what-is-skydrive-pro-HA102822076.aspx Office 365 - What is OneDrive for Business?]
*[https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Share-files-and-folders-and-change-permissions-9fcc2f7d-de0c-4cec-93b0-a82024800c07?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US How do I change who can access my files and folder on OneDrive?]
*[http://explore.live.com/skydrive-help-center OneDrive Help Center]
*[http://windowsteamblog.com/windows_live/b/windowslive/archive/2012/02/10/solving-the-attachment-problem-with-skydrive.aspx?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter Solving the attachment problem with OneDrive]
*[http://explore.live.com/skydrive OneDrive Home Page]
*[http://explore.live.com/windows-live-skydrive-change-access-permissions-faq How do I change who can access my files and folder on OneDrive?]
*[http://explore.live.com/windows-live-skydrive-using OneDrive Quick Overview]
*[http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/business/microsoft-office-365-for-business-faq-FX103030232.aspx Microsoft's Office 365 for Business FAQ]
*[http://www.microsoft.com/online/legal/v2/?docid=23&langid=en-us Microsoft's Office 365 Privacy Statement]
*[http://www.microsoft.com/online/legal/v2/?docid=23&langid=en-us Microsoft's Office 365 Trust Center]

==General FAQ==
*[[OneDrive for Business versus other cloud storage|How does OneDrive for Business differ from other cloud storage solutions?]]
*[[OneDrive for Business security and reliability|How private, secure, and reliable is OneDrive for Business?]]
*[[OneDrive for Business and intellectual property ownership|Does Microsoft own my OneDrive for Business files?]]
*[[OneDrive for Business and SharePoint|What's Microsoft SharePoint Online and how does it relate to OneDrive for Business?]]

==Where to go for help with OneDrive for Business?==
====Students====
The [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]]
*Somsen 207.
*DLC@winona.edu.

====Faculty/Staff====
Teaching, Learning and Technology Services
*Maxwell Professional Resource Center (Maxwell 130)
*TLT@winona.edu

[[Category: Instructions]][[Category: OneDrive for Business]][[Category: Microsoft Office 365]][[Category: file storage]][[Category: Tablet Use at WSU]][[Category:Laptop Exchange]][[Category:Backup]]
</noinclude>
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STARS

2017-06-15T15:11:50Z

CUtzman12:

[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/pdf/2016/STARS_Spring2016.pdf PDF Copy of Brochure]

'''STARS''' Stands for Student Technology And Resource Specialists. These are students that work part time in the Technical Support Center to provide technology based services for students, faculty and staff of Winona State. These STARS are assigned to teams throughout the [[IT]] department. There are approximately 100 students hired throughout the year as STARS. They will enjoy the benefits of on the job work experience that will make them more attractive to potential employers. Students from all disciplines are encouraged to apply.

==Who Can Apply==
All WSU students are encouraged to apply if interested. Student that qualify for work study can apply for work study positions. There are student help positions available for those that do not qualify for work study.

==When We Have Openings==
[http://www.winona.edu/career/campusjobs.asp We use the Winona State Job Posting site.]

Our job openings are posted on the Winona State Job Posting site. If interested follow the instructions to submit your application. All applications that are on file are looked through and selected students are notified via email to come in for an interview.

All STARS applications are kept on file for one year. Students need to submit a new application each year.

==How Do You Submit Your Application?==
If you are interested in a STAR part time position, we encourage you to submit your application even if there are no current job openings posted.
*[http://wsu.mn/LaS0Zj IT Student Worker Job Application]

==STAR Responsibilities==
Students are hired with all levels of experience. Students that have good customer service skills can start at the Front Desk. If they desire to learn more about mobile devices they can move to other teams. For instance, students that would like the experience of training/supporting other students with software technology can join the e-Warrior Digital Learning Center Team while students that like hands-on type work can join the wiring or hardware repair teams. There are also advanced positions that work with the network administrators or programmers along with many PC and Mac technician jobs.

==STARS Teams==
Once hired, STARS are assigned to one of the following teams:

*Front Desk
*Walk-In
*e-Warrior Digital Learning Center (DLC)
*Hardware Repair
*Onsite
*Network
*Media Services
*Phone Support
*Programming
*Wiring
*Teaching, Learning & Technology

==Work Hours==
Students work during normal business hours around their class schedule. When working around classes, a two hour minimum is required. Most students work 15-20 hours per week. Some of the work areas require a minimum of 15 hours a week. During the summer, some positions require that students work more hours.

==On The WSU Website==
*[http://www.winona.edu/IT/Stars.asp www.winona.edu/IT/Stars.asp]
**In the top right of the page click on STARS Application-Online
[[category:support]][[category:students]][[category:TSC]][[category: update]]

STARS

2017-06-15T14:57:53Z

CUtzman12:

[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/pdf/2016/STARS_Spring2016.pdf PDF Copy of Brochure]

'''STARS''' Stands for Student Technology And Resource Specialists. These are students that work part time in the [[Technical Support Commons]] to provide technology based services for students, faculty and staff of Winona State. These STARS are assigned to teams throughout the [[IT]] department. There are approximately 100 students hired throughout the year as STARS. They will enjoy the benefits of on the job work experience that will make them more attractive to potential employers. Students from all disciplines are encouraged to apply.

==Who Can Apply==
All WSU students are encouraged to apply if interested. Student that qualify for work study can apply for work study positions. There are student help positions available for those that do not qualify for work study.

==When We Have Openings==
[http://www.winona.edu/career/campusjobs.asp We use the Winona State Job Posting site.]

Our job openings are posted on the Winona State Job Posting site. If interested follow the instructions to submit your application. All applications that are on file are looked through and selected students are notified via email to come in for an interview.

All STARS applications are kept on file for one year. Students need to submit a new application each year.

==How Do You Submit Your Application?==
If you are interested in a STAR part time position, we encourage you to submit your application even if there are no current job openings posted.
*[http://wsu.mn/LaS0Zj IT Student Worker Job Application]

==STAR Responsibilities==
Students are hired with all levels of experience. Students that have good customer service skills can start at the Front Desk. If they desire to learn more about mobile devices they can move to other teams. For instance, students that would like the experience of training/supporting other students with software technology can join the e-Warrior Digital Learning Center Team while students that like hands-on type work can join the wiring or hardware repair teams. There are also advanced positions that work with the network administrators or programmers along with many PC and Mac technician jobs.

==STARS Teams==
Once hired, STARS are assigned to one of the following teams:

*Front Desk
*Walk-In
*e-Warrior Digital Learning Center (DLC)
*Hardware Repair
*Onsite
*Network
*Media Services
*Phone Support
*Programming
*Wiring
*Teaching, Learning & Technology

==Work Hours==
Students work during normal business hours around their class schedule. When working around classes, a two hour minimum is required. Most students work 15-20 hours per week. Some of the work areas require a minimum of 15 hours a week. During the summer, some positions require that students work more hours.

==On The WSU Website==
*[http://www.winona.edu/IT/Stars.asp www.winona.edu/IT/Stars.asp]
**In the top right of the page click on STARS Application-Online
[[category:support]][[category:students]][[category:TSC]][[category: update]]

Draft:DLC Spring 2017 Class Projects/Nicholas Wysocki (EDFD 461)

2017-06-14T20:25:48Z

CUtzman12:

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Multicultural Youth, Children, & Families: Part I: K-12 and 5-12

==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==

*2 sections/26 students per section
'''EDFD 4610-01'''
*Thursdays
*10:00 am, 11:50 am
'''EDFD 461-02'''
*Monday
*10: am, 11:50 am

==Project Details==

* Final Digital Ethnography on WordPress ([http://blogs.tlt.winona.edu/blogs/nwysocki/ project description)]

==Training Expectations==
Student should know how to:

#Create folder on desktop to keep all web site materials in
#Download and add content to WordPress
#Would like Wiki backup

==Software Requested==
*[[WordPress]]

==Custom Training Video==
'''This is a Camtasia video created by [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] STARS. It is custom designed to include the requested training.'''
*[https://mediaspace.mnscu.edu/media/WordPress/1_brmsg12g WordPress Custom Training]

==Additional Training Sources==
*[http://www.lynda.com/WordPress-training-tutorials/330-0.html WordPress Training on [[lynda]]]
*[[WordPress]]
*[https://wordpress.org/themes/ WorPress Theme Directory]
*[http://seehowsupport.com/wordpress/menus/why-a-new-page-does-not-show-up-on-my-wordpress-menu/ How do I get my WordPress template to show additional pages in the navigation menu?]
*[https://www.wpmadesimple.org/supplementary-guides/adding-pdf-documents/ Adding pdf documents to my site]
*[https://en.support.wordpress.com/images/ Adding images to my WordPress site]

==Additional Information==
If there are any questions on any other software the students will have to make 1:1 appointments with the DLC in Somesen 207 or by calling 507-457-5240.

[[category: Custom Training]][[Category: DLC Class Projects-Spring 2017]]

Custom student support

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[[Teaching, Learning and Technology Services]] (TLT) offers custom student support through the [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] (DLC). The DLC is a team of WSU [[STARS]] (Student Technology and Resource Specialists) that are dedicated to supporting other WSU students with their technology needs.

==Working with faculty==
The DLC is available to support projects that are given to students in the classroom. We can help the students understand how to use the technology necessary to successfully complete a classroom project.

==How do we do this?==
[[TLT]]/DLC staff meets with faculty member. We review the project and what technology the students will need to know to successfully complete it.

*online
*in the classroom

===Online===
We have great resources that we can show faculty and students.
*One of these resources is [[Lynda]]. This resource is a subscription library of over 2000 online courses taught by industry experts covering a wide variety of software tools and skills. We can help you find the right courses for your class project. [http://learn.winona.edu/Lynda_on_the_iPad Lynda is also available for the iPad Mini].
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Main_Page WSU Knowledge Base Wiki]. We have many articles on our WSU Knowledge Base Wiki to assist students with their technology needs. We are also able to create new articles requested for special projects.

===In the classroom===
*A DLC STAR can come into your classroom for a scheduled one hour session. During this session we can cover the technology that is needed for your project.

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==Previous Custom Support==
*[[DLC Spring 2014 Class Projects]]
*[[DLC Fall 2014 Class Projects]]
*[[DLC Spring 2015 Class Projects]]
*[[DLC Fall 2016 Class Projects]]

==Related articles==
*[[Preparing for the first week of class]]

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Human Relations and Student Diversity

==Class Sections, Location, Days and Times==

*3 sections/30 students per section
*Guildemeister 223
*Tuesdays and Thursdays
*9:30 am, 2:00 pm

==Project Details==
[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Fall_2012/WysockiEFRT308_F12.pdf Custom Request Form]

* Final Digital Ethnography on WordPress ([http://blogs.tlt.winona.edu/blogs/nwysocki/ project description)]

==Student Expectations==
*WordPress accounts should be created before class time

==Training Expectations==
Student should know how to:

#Create folder on desktop to keep all web site materials in
#Download and add content to WordPress
#Would like Wiki backup

==Software Requested==
*WordPress

==Custom Training Video==
'''This is a Camtasia video created by [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] STARS. It is custom designed to include the requested training.'''
*[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/VideoTutorials/EFRT308-NewAudio2/EFRT308-NewAudio2.html EFRT308 WordPress Custom Training]

==Additional Training Sources==
*[http://www.lynda.com/WordPress-training-tutorials/330-0.html WordPress Training on [[lynda]]]

==Presentations==
[http://elearning.winona.edu/wiki/DLC_Faculty_Projects/Spring_2014/New_Class_WordPress_Presentation.pptx WordPress PowerPoint Presentation]

==Additional Information==
If there are any questions on any other software the students will have to make 1:1 appointments with the DLC.

[[category: Custom Training]][[Category: DLC Class Projects-Spring 2014]]

VMware Install Workshops

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==Come in for a session==
You must complete the following steps prior to coming in to complete the installation of [[VMware Fusion]]. Come to Somsen 207 for one of the scheduled sessions. If there are no sessions available stop by the Front Desk to request a time.
===Step One: Get a VMware Fusion License===
Please make sure you are using your network cable wired into the network on campus when doing this.
*Make sure to back up your computer.
* Go to http://winonastate.onthehub.com
* Click on “Sign in” in the upper right hand corner of the window. Log in using your StarID and password.
* In the purple toolbar across the top of the page, click on “Students”
* In the purple toolbar across the top of the page, click on “VMware”
* In the purple toolbar across the top of the page, click on “Software”.
* Click on “VMware Fusion 8 (For Mac OS X)”.
* Click on “Add to Cart” VMware
* Click on “Checkout”
* Scroll to the bottom of the license and click “I Accept”
* Copy the Serial Number located near the middle of the page in Red.
* Then select “Start Download” on the same page.

===Current scheduled sessions===
[[File:vmware_sessions.png|500 px]]

===Come to the open session===
* Bring your receipt into Somsen 207 during one of the open session times.
* Tell the Front Desk worker that you would like VMware installed on your Mac.

===What is there are no open sessions scheduled?===
* If there are no sessions scheduled (ex: in the middle of the semester) the Front Desk worker will take your information and put a 1:1 call in for you. There are times when we are able to help you immediately if staff is available.
* If you need a 1:1 for this the call will be put into the [[E-Warrior Digital Learning Commons|DLC]] queue and a DLC STAR will contact you asap to setup a time for you to come in and VMware installed.

[[Category:VMware]][[Category:Software]]

Draft:DLC Workshops/Posters in PowerPoint

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The Best Kept Secret Around for Creating Posters - Creating posters has never been easier when you use [[Microsoft PowerPoint]]. You can create professional looking posters without having to learn a complicated application. Let the [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] [[STARS]] show you how easy it is to do this!

If this particular workshop is not scheduled at this time you may call [http://learn.winona.edu/Phone_Support TSC Phone Support] and request 1:1 assistance from a DLC STAR.

==Platform==
*[[PC]] and [[Mac]]

==Workshop Outline/Online Course==
*Designing your poster
**Deciding Your Layout
***Appealing to Audience
***Templates (Show Examples)
***Focused (Single Message, Not Over Crowded)
***Graphic (Graphs & Pictures Tell The Story, Not To Much Text)
***Ordered (Well Ordered & Obvious)
**Sizing Poster
***Amount of Information
***Visibility
***WSU Printing Sizes
**Background
***Solid Color/Transparency
***Gradient (Linear, Radical, Rectangle, Path, From Title)
***Multiple Colors
***Amount of Gradient
***Picture/Transparency
***Texture/Transparency
***Pattern
**Design Options
***Text Boxes
***Color (Border & Fill)
***Text Effects
***Rotate Textbox’s
***Word Art: Same as Word
***Shapes
***Tables
***Charts
***Smart Art
**Picture Options (Visual)
***Word Effects (Copy & Paste)
***Crop to Shapes
***Recolor
***Styles
***Re-Size
***Rotate
**Saving Poster as PDF/JPEG for Printing
**Any questions?
**DLC Stars are available for 1:1 appointments for poster help

==STAR Presenter(s)==

==Help References==

[[category: e-Warrior Digital Learning Center]]

Draft:DLC Spring 2011 Class Projects

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[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Warrior_Digital_Learning_Center DLC] Spring 2011 Project Listing

This is a list of class projects for Spring 2011 that have requested the assistance of the [[E-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] [[STARS]].

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[[category: Custom Training]][[Category: DLC Class Projects-Spring 2011]]

DLC Summer 2010 Class Projects

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This is a list of class projects for Summer 2010 that have requested the assistance of the [[E-Warrior Digital Learning Commons|Digital Learning Commons]] STARS.

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[[category: Custom Training]]

Draft:InfoPath/How to Create Redirect Page for WSU Infopath Forms

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=='''REDIRECTING THE USER TO A THANK YOU PAGE AFTER SUBMITTING THE FORM'''==

'''You must enable publishing before you can create a redirect page.'''

==='''To Enable Publishing on your new Form Directory:'''===
*Go under Site Actions > Site Settings > Site Features >
*Activate Office SharePoint Server Publishing

You will want to post a link to the form on an existing worksite or Portal page for the viewer to fill out. Example: posting a link to a form on the [[E-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] Portal page. When you do this you need to edit the link to include the page that you want the viewer to be redirected to after they submit the form.

1. Create the redirect page on the form library site that you want the viewer to be Under Site Actions > Create Page

[[File:Redirect1.jpg]]

:*Add title, description and make sure [[URL]] Name doesn’t have any spaces
:*Under Page Layout choose Redirect Page
:*Click on Create
:*On this page you either type in or do a copy/paste to the page you want your viewers redirected to. The best policy would be to redirect them back to the page that you posted the original form link to (example: Digital Learning Center Portal page.)

[[File:Redirect2.jpg]]

:*Click on Check In to Share Draft and then Publish

2. Copy the URL (we will call it URL 1) from the new page that you have just created and paste it into Notepad. Keep the notepad file open.

3. Go to your form library, click on New > Form to open up your form.

4. Copy the URL and paste it into the Notepad document that you have open. We will call this URL 2.

5. Replace everything after SOURCE= in URL 2 up until the first ampersand (&) with URL 1.

6. This is the URL you will use when you post a link to the form on the existing worksite or Portal page for the viewer to fill out.

Be sure and test your link to make sure that the form works and the viewer is redirected to the proper page.

==Other Resources==
Our Help Pages:
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[[Category:WSU Forms]][[Category:Infopath 2007]][[category:Software]][[Category:Update]]

Draft:Student Technology Survival Guide (Mac)

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{{Survival Guide|Audience=Student}}
This page is designed to give students more information on how to perform important tasks on a [[Mac]] that will be crucial to his or her time here at WSU.

==Where can I find more information about the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]]?==
=====One very important place to find helpful information is the [https://learn.winona.edu/Resources_Tab Resources Tab] on the Winona State web site.=====
===Other Important Information===
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Student_Mobile_Device_Distribution_Support Laptop Distribution Support]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Receiving_your_laptop_and_tablet Receiving your laptop and tablet]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Wazoo What is e-Wazoo?]
*Can I [[Laptop Switch|switch platforms]] if I'm not due for an exchange?
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/campus-devices.asp Where can I find info on the current laptop models?]
*What type of computer should I get based on my [http://www.winona.edu/it/recommendations.asp major]?
*[[Student Laptop Distribution Training|Where can I review the information that was covered in the laptop distributions/exchanges?]]
*Can I get more information about the [[Laptop Sale|graduate buyout program]]?
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/campus-devices.asp?i=7 Can I rent a laptop or other equipment?]
*[[Exchanging Your WSU Laptop]]
*[[Connecting Wireless Media Devices to the Warrior Network]]

==Mobile Devices and Agreements==
*[[Laptop Distribution vs Exchange]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbZQnQvrUDU&list=UUF9Gu-Czhl1wK2e87QG3Cfw Mobile Device Agreement Video]
*Where can I find the actual [http://www.winona.edu/it/laptopagreement.asp Laptop Agreement]?

==Personal Information==
*[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_eHome My eHome]
*[[Student Safe Computing]]
*I am a new student at WSU and was wondering how to get my D2L username and password, as well as my WSU email.
**If you give our [https://www.winona.edu/it/tsc.asp Phone Support] line a call at 507-457-5240 (option 1) we can get you your network username and password. That set of credentials will get you onto our [[Network]] and let you into both [[D2L for students|D2L]] and [[WSU Email]].

==WSU eMail==
*WSU eMail is through [[Microsoft Office 365]].
*The [[Outlook App]] is available and great to use on mobile devices.
*How can I [[Reset WSU Password|reset my WSU password myself]]?
*Where can I find out more about [[Password (WSU)|my WSU password]]?
*What happens to my email when I [[Grad Student Technology Survival Guide|graduate]]?
**Your email account will be active for one full semester from the time you graduate. If you wish to keep it longer than that you need to call TSC Phone Support (507.457.5240) and ask for an extension.
**[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_Alumni_Email WSU Alumni Email]

==Cloud File Storage==
Microsoft OneDrive is cloud storage space provided to WSU students through Microsoft Office 365. You have 1 [[Terabyte]] (or 1000 [[gigabyte]]s) of space to store your documents, pictures, etc.
*[[Microsoft OneDrive for Business]]
*[https://learn.winona.edu/Icloud_Keychain iCloud Keychain]

===Where can I find information about Microsoft Office 365 Services?===
*What is [[Microsoft Office 365]]?
*How do I use this to set up [[Setting up Microsoft Outlook Live-WSU MacBookPro '10 or '11|Outlook]]?
*Can I set email on my [[Mobile devices/Android Microsoft Live Setup for WSU Email Account|Android]],or [[Mobile devices/Apple iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Microsoft Live Setup for WSU Email Account|Apple mobile device]]?

==Software==
*[[KeyServer| Installing software from the WSU network.]]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/Software_Additions_(Mac) Installing Software for Mac]
*[[Standard software suite| Standard Software Suite.]]

==Copyright Infringement==
*[[Copyright Infringement|Information on WSU Copyright Infringement Policy]]

==How do I use the printers on campus?==
*[https://learn.winona.edu/Printing Printing]
*Where can I find the student [[Printing/Student Printing Policy|printing policy]]?
*How does [[Web based printing]] work?

==Where do I go if I have a technical question?==
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/tech-support.asp Information about the Technical Support Center]
*What is the [[E-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]]?
*What does [[Walk-In Support]] do?
*What do I do if my laptop is [[Stolen or lost laptop|lost or stolen]]?
*Is there somewhere I can get help [[Main Page|online]]?

==How can I make sure my computer data is safe?==
*[http://learn.winona.edu/File_backup How do I back up my files?]
*[[Cloud Storage | What online services can I use to back up my data?]]
*[[Sync OneDrive for Business on Windows 10]]

==External Optical Drive==
[http://learn.winona.edu/Purchasing_an_external_optical_drive Purchasing an external optical drive]

==Where can I find more information about the WSU network?==
*Where can I find information about the [[StudentClubs]] or the [[StudentWebs]] servers?
*Can I connect to the network off campus using a [[VPN]] client?
*How do I [[Software Additions (Mac)|install programs]] from the network?
*Where can I [[On The Hub|purchase software]] from the university?
*Which [[WSU Password]] should I use for what?

==I have some basic questions about how to use my Mac?==
*I'm new to Mac and I'm used to PC, what are some [[OS Switch (PC to Mac and back)|similarities]]?
*Does [[Apple]] have a general [http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/tour/ walkthrough]?
*How do I take a [https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201361 screenshot]?
*How should I go about [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3226 cleaning my computer]?
*Where can I find more information about [http://www.apple.com/itunes/features/ iTunes]?
*How do I remove a [https://support.apple.com/kb/PH13765?locale=en_US file/folder]?
*How do I rename a [http://osxdaily.com/2010/03/18/how-to-rename-a-file-or-folder-in-mac-os-x/ folder/file]?
*Where can I find general information about how to use [[Microsoft Word (Mac)|Microsoft Word]]?
*Where can I find general information about how to use [[PowerPoint (Mac)|Microsoft PowerPoint]]?

===[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_Student_Survival_Guides Student Survival Guides]===

[[category: Student Survival]]
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Although these instructions are mainly for the PC - Mac PowerPoint is basically the same. Any differences are marked below.

A quick and easy way to create professional looking posters is to create them in PowerPoint 2007 or PowerPoint 2010. Posters created in PowerPoint are also the easiest to print at the WSU [[Media Color Printing]] Center in Somsen 207.

==Important Things to Remember==
*You must resize your canvas BEFORE you begin designing your poster. To size your canvas = In PowerPoint 2007 and 2010 click on Design, then Page Setup. Enter the width and height of your poster here and also if you want it to be displayed as portrait or landscape. (The normal poster size is 24" by 36" - portrait)
*The canvas that appears will be sized to the dimensions that you inserted above. You are ready to begin designing your poster.
*KIS - Keep it simple
*You can add graphics, text, tables, background colors, etc, to make your poster attractive. Be sure to follow copyright laws if you will be using music, video or graphics from the internet.
*Be careful when working with pictures and graphics. They may distort if you make them larger or smaller than they really are.
*When your poster is printed on the Somsen 207 Media Printing cartridge color printer the colors may not match exact.

==Saving to PDF==
*After you save your completed poster in PowerPoint you will need to save it again as a PDF file. It is the PDF file that you will take/send to Somsen 207 Media Printing to have printed.
**On a PC - File, Save As, Change the "Save as type" to '''PDF(*pdf'''.)
**On a Mac - [[PowerPoint (Mac)/Saving to PDF]]

==To Have Your Poster Printed==
*Please review the information on [http://www.winona.edu/it/printing.asp Color Printing web site] for complete information.

==Our Internal Help Pages for PowerPoint PC Include==
*[[Microsoft PowerPoint (PC)]]
*[[Microsoft PowerPoint Inserting a YouTube Video (PC)]]
*[[PowerPoint (PC)/Using PowerPoint to Make Diagrams]]
*[[PowerPoint (PC)/Adding Video and Sound]]

==Other Resources==

===Help on the Web===

There are many references for this on the web. Just "Google" it .... Here is one.
*[http://www.ellenfinkelstein.com/pptblog/how-to-create-a-poster-in-powerpoint-2013/ Creating a poster in Powerpoint 2013]

===On Campus Help===
If you need assistance creating your PowerPoint poster:
*'''Students''' - you can call TSC Phone Support at 507-457-5240 to make a DLC 1:1 appointment with the [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]]. A DLC STAR will be happy to answer your questions. You can also stop in at the [[Technical Support Center]] in Somsen 207 for assistance depending upon STAR availability.

*'''Faculty,Staff''' - [[Teaching, Learning and Technology Services]] (located in the Maxwell Professional Resource Center) will be happy to show you how easy PowerPoint is to use for professional looking posters. You can call 507-457-2900 for more information.

[[category: Software]][[category: Microsoft Office (2007)]][[Category: PC]][[Category: PowerPoint]][[Category: Update]]

Draft:DLC Workshops

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[[File:dll_logo1.png|350 px|left]]

====Come in and spend an hour with a DLC STAR. Learn something new and ask questions about the technologies available at WSU.====

Students supporting students. Our [[e-Warrior Digital Learning Commons]] (DLC) sessions/Q & A times are hosted by students. These one hour walk in opportunities are offered at different times during the day and evening to fit into the [[WSU]] student's schedule. We want to help WSU students feel comfortable while enjoying the use of their devices and new technology.

'''Is there another software applications that you would like support with?''' Email dlc@winona.edu with your suggestions so we can add your request to our next workshop lineup. You can also attend one of our Q&A sessions to inquire about that sofware. We are here to support you!

==About the Spring 2016 Sessions==
*'''In Somsen 207e'''
*JUST WALK IN DURING THE TIMES BELOW - NO SIGN UP NECESSARY
*Bring your laptop and/or tablet with you along with an external hard drive of thumb drive

==Current Sessions==
===BACKUP SUPPORT SESSIONS FOR PC AND MAC===
With mobile device exchanges and graduation coming up you will want to make sure you have a good copy of your files. Open walk-in sessions available to all WSU students for laptop backup support. Bring your own flash or external drive (we will not supply these) and let the Stars show you how easy it is to backup your important files, music and images.

[[File:BackupSchedule2.png]]

==Workshops==
There are no application workshops scheduled at this time. If there is an application that you would like to know more about please email DLC@winona.edu.

==Previous Workshops Archive==
*[[DLC Workshops/Audacity: Basic Overview]]
*[[DLC Workshops/GarageBand (Mac): Basic Overview]]
*[[DLC Workshops/WordPress: Creating a Static Web Site]]
*[[DLC Workshops/Photoshop 101]]
*[[DLC Workshops/WordPress: Creating a Static Web Site]]
*[[DLC Workshops/Posters in PowerPoint]]

[[Category: DLC Workshops]][[Category: New Students]][[Category:Backup]][[Category:OB]]

WSU Technology Knowledge Base

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* [[How_to_change_a_StarID_password|How to change your StarID Password]]
* [[E-Warrior Aspen Capital eScholarship|eWarrior Aspen Capital eScholarship]]
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* [[Student Mobile Device Distribution Support|Student Mobile Device Distribution Support]]
* [[E-Warrior_Digital_Learning_Center|e-Warrior Digital Learning Center]]
* [[Password (WSU)|Password]]
* [[EWazoo]]
* [[Printing|Printing]]
* [[File backup|File Backup]]
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* [[D2L for instructors|D2L for Instructors]]
* [[D2L for students|D2L for Students]]
* [[Preparing for the first week of class|Week 1 Checklist]]
* [[Preparing_Your_Mac_For_VMware_Fusion|Preparing Mac for VMware]]
* [[Lynda| Lynda Online Learning]]
* [[About TLT Scheduled Workshops|Employee Workshops]]
* [[Microsoft SharePoint 2010|SharePoint]]
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==Trouble using D2L in IE 11?==
If you are experiencing problems using D2L in Internet Explorer 11, try adding it as a trusted site. If this does not work, try using a different browser (e.g., Firefox, Chrome). D2L and Microsoft are working to resolve these issues and we will keep you posted.
*[[Adding trusted sites to Internet Explorer]]
==Getting a New Laptop and Tablet?==
*Check out our step-by-step guide for [[Receiving your laptop and tablet|turning in your old devices and picking up new ones]].

==e-Warrior Self-Help Videos==
[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-GmVUZDh8ey-dPtbDkWiKwlPmms4t0Du Click here for a complete listing]

*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy5l4ttTU4o How to Setup Your Office 365 Calendar]
*[http://youtu.be/Yto_Q_gfq0U WSU Technology Knowledge Base Wiki]
*[http://youtu.be/aOGOVGzwJP8 Adding a WSU Printer to Your Mac Laptop]
*[http://youtu.be/9PuqXpE0GGs Quick Overview of Microsoft OneNote for Mobile Devices]
*[http://youtu.be/v4WGX2_FluY Lynda Online Training for WSU Employees and Students]

====WSU iPad====
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDYfTxTsuBQ&feature=youtu.be WSU iPad iBook - Making Friends with your iPad]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELd3NCDgGHs&list=UUF9Gu-Czhl1wK2e87QG3Cfw Using Find My iPad]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqS9O1vHBi8 Installing Apps on Your WSU iPad]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7gxE-ZtM4Y&feature=youtu.be Setting up Top Hat on your WSU Tablet]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_g_A2cFLdo Setting up Notability for WSU Tablet]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uPfDjW4umA&list=UUF9Gu-Czhl1wK2e87QG3Cfw Connecting to Wireless on your WSU iPad]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Lh_h45UD3g Using Evernote on your WSU iPad]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YN9xy46QDtE&feature=youtu.be Uploading Videos To YouTube From Your WSU iPad]
*[http://youtu.be/4E6PhqLbSDg Winona State University eTextbooks]

==Student's Top Questions==
*[[Reset_WSU_Password|How do I reset my WSU password?]]''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk77kSMK4sQ Watch the Video]
*[[Linda|What is "lynda" and how do I create an account?]]
*[[How_to_Reset_Your_iPad_in_iOS7|How do I erase all content and data from my iPad when I return it?]]
*[[Onedrive|Where can I find information on Microsoft OneDrive?]]
*[[Mobile_devices|How do I setup my WSU email on my smart phone/mobile device?]]'''
*[[Setting_Up_Microsoft_Outlook_-_Non-WSU_Personal_Laptop_Setup_(PC)|How do I setup Outlook on my non-WSU PC?]]
*[[Installing_Software_From_The_Network|How do I install software from the WSU network?]]
*Can WSU apps be installed from off-campus?
**It is preferred that you be ON CAMPUS when you do this. If you absolutely need one of the software programs and you are OFF CAMPUS you will need to login via [[VPN]] to connect to the WSU network. We cannot guarantee that the program will load successfully to your laptop from off campus.

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[[Category: E-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program]]

Draft:Student Technology Survival Guide (Mac)

2017-05-12T18:28:30Z

CUtzman12: /* I have some basic questions about how to use my Mac? */

{{Survival Guide|Audience=Student}}
This page is designed to give students more information on how to perform important tasks on a [[Mac]] that will be crucial to his or her time here at WSU.

==Where can I find more information about the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]]?==
=====One very important place to find helpful information is the [https://learn.winona.edu/Resources_Tab Resources Tab] on the Winona State web site.=====
===Other Important Information===
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Student_Mobile_Device_Distribution_Support Laptop Distribution Support]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Receiving_your_laptop_and_tablet Receiving your laptop and tablet]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Wazoo What is e-Wazoo?]
*Can I [[Laptop Switch|switch platforms]] if I'm not due for an exchange?
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/campus-devices.asp Where can I find info on the current laptop models?]
*What type of computer should I get based on my [http://www.winona.edu/it/recommendations.asp major]?
*[[Student Laptop Distribution Training|Where can I review the information that was covered in the laptop distributions/exchanges?]]
*Can I get more information about the [[Laptop Sale|graduate buyout program]]?
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/campus-devices.asp?i=7 Can I rent a laptop or other equipment?]
*[[Exchanging Your WSU Laptop]]
*[[Connecting Wireless Media Devices to the Warrior Network]]

==Mobile Devices and Agreements==
*[[Laptop Distribution vs Exchange]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbZQnQvrUDU&list=UUF9Gu-Czhl1wK2e87QG3Cfw Mobile Device Agreement Video]
*Where can I find the actual [http://www.winona.edu/it/laptopagreement.asp Laptop Agreement]?

==Personal Information==
*[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_eHome My eHome]
*[[Student Safe Computing]]
*I am a new student at WSU and was wondering how to get my D2L username and password, as well as my WSU email.
**If you give our [https://www.winona.edu/it/tsc.asp Phone Support] line a call at 507-457-5240 (option 1) we can get you your network username and password. That set of credentials will get you onto our [[Network]] and let you into both [[D2L for students|D2L]] and [[WSU Email]].

==WSU eMail==
*WSU eMail is through [[Microsoft Office 365]].
*The [[Outlook App]] is available and great to use on mobile devices.
*How can I [[Reset WSU Password|reset my WSU password myself]]?
*Where can I find out more about [[Password (WSU)|my WSU password]]?
*What happens to my email when I [[Grad Student Technology Survival Guide|graduate]]?
**Your email account will be active for one full semester from the time you graduate. If you wish to keep it longer than that you need to call TSC Phone Support (507.457.5240) and ask for an extension.
**[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_Alumni_Email WSU Alumni Email]

==Cloud File Storage==
Microsoft OneDrive is cloud storage space provided to WSU students through Microsoft Office 365. You have 1 [[Terabyte]] (or 1000 [[gigabyte]]s) of space to store your documents, pictures, etc.
*[[Microsoft OneDrive for Business]]

===Where can I find information about Microsoft Office 365 Services?===
*What is [[Microsoft Office 365]]?
*How do I use this to set up [[Setting up Microsoft Outlook Live-WSU MacBookPro '10 or '11|Outlook]]?
*Can I set email on my [[Mobile devices/Android Microsoft Live Setup for WSU Email Account|Android]],or [[Mobile devices/Apple iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Microsoft Live Setup for WSU Email Account|Apple mobile device]]?

==Software==
*[[KeyServer| Installing software from the WSU network.]]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/Software_Additions_(Mac) Installing Software for Mac]
*[[Standard software suite| Standard Software Suite.]]

==Copyright Infringement==
*[[Copyright Infringement|Information on WSU Copyright Infringement Policy]]

==How do I use the printers on campus?==
*[https://learn.winona.edu/Printing Printing]
*Where can I find the student [[Printing/Student Printing Policy|printing policy]]?
*How does [[Web based printing]] work?

==Where do I go if I have a technical question?==
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/tech-support.asp Information about the Technical Support Center]
*What is the [[E-Warrior Digital Learning Center]]?
*What does [[Walk-In Support]] do?
*What do I do if my laptop is [[Stolen or lost laptop|lost or stolen]]?
*Is there somewhere I can get help [[Main Page|online]]?

==How can I make sure my computer data is safe?==
*[http://learn.winona.edu/File_backup How do I back up my files?]
*[[Cloud Storage | What online services can I use to back up my data?]]

==External Optical Drive==
[http://learn.winona.edu/Purchasing_an_external_optical_drive Purchasing an external optical drive]

==Where can I find more information about the WSU network?==
*Where can I find information about the [[StudentClubs]] or the [[StudentWebs]] servers?
*Can I connect to the network off campus using a [[VPN]] client?
*How do I [[Software Additions (Mac)|install programs]] from the network?
*Where can I [[On The Hub|purchase software]] from the university?
*Which [[WSU Password]] should I use for what?

==I have some basic questions about how to use my Mac?==
*I'm new to Mac and I'm used to PC, what are some [[OS Switch (PC to Mac and back)|similarities]]?
*Does [[Apple]] have a general [http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/tour/ walkthrough]?
*How do I take a [https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201361 screenshot]?
*How should I go about [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3226 cleaning my computer]?
*Where can I find more information about [http://www.apple.com/itunes/features/ iTunes]?
*How do I remove a [https://support.apple.com/kb/PH13765?locale=en_US file/folder]?
*How do I rename a [http://osxdaily.com/2010/03/18/how-to-rename-a-file-or-folder-in-mac-os-x/ folder/file]?
*Where can I find general information about how to use [[Microsoft Word (Mac)|Microsoft Word]]?
*Where can I find general information about how to use [[PowerPoint (Mac)|Microsoft PowerPoint]]?

===[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_Student_Survival_Guides Student Survival Guides]===

[[category: Student Survival]]
__NOTOC__

Draft:Student Technology Survival Guide (Mac)

2017-05-12T18:10:13Z

CUtzman12: /* I have some basic questions about how to use my Mac? */

{{Survival Guide|Audience=Student}}
This page is designed to give students more information on how to perform important tasks on a [[Mac]] that will be crucial to his or her time here at WSU.

==Where can I find more information about the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]]?==
=====One very important place to find helpful information is the [https://learn.winona.edu/Resources_Tab Resources Tab] on the Winona State web site.=====
===Other Important Information===
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Student_Mobile_Device_Distribution_Support Laptop Distribution Support]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Receiving_your_laptop_and_tablet Receiving your laptop and tablet]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Wazoo What is e-Wazoo?]
*Can I [[Laptop Switch|switch platforms]] if I'm not due for an exchange?
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/campus-devices.asp Where can I find info on the current laptop models?]
*What type of computer should I get based on my [http://www.winona.edu/it/recommendations.asp major]?
*[[Student Laptop Distribution Training|Where can I review the information that was covered in the laptop distributions/exchanges?]]
*Can I get more information about the [[Laptop Sale|graduate buyout program]]?
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/campus-devices.asp?i=7 Can I rent a laptop or other equipment?]
*[[Exchanging Your WSU Laptop]]
*[[Connecting Wireless Media Devices to the Warrior Network]]

==Mobile Devices and Agreements==
*[[Laptop Distribution vs Exchange]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbZQnQvrUDU&list=UUF9Gu-Czhl1wK2e87QG3Cfw Mobile Device Agreement Video]
*Where can I find the actual [http://www.winona.edu/it/laptopagreement.asp Laptop Agreement]?

==Personal Information==
*[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_eHome My eHome]
*[[Student Safe Computing]]
*I am a new student at WSU and was wondering how to get my D2L username and password, as well as my WSU email.
**If you give our [https://www.winona.edu/it/tsc.asp Phone Support] line a call at 507-457-5240 (option 1) we can get you your network username and password. That set of credentials will get you onto our [[Network]] and let you into both [[D2L for students|D2L]] and [[WSU Email]].

==WSU eMail==
*WSU eMail is through [[Microsoft Office 365]].
*The [[Outlook App]] is available and great to use on mobile devices.
*How can I [[Reset WSU Password|reset my WSU password myself]]?
*Where can I find out more about [[Password (WSU)|my WSU password]]?
*What happens to my email when I [[Grad Student Technology Survival Guide|graduate]]?
**Your email account will be active for one full semester from the time you graduate. If you wish to keep it longer than that you need to call TSC Phone Support (507.457.5240) and ask for an extension.
**[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_Alumni_Email WSU Alumni Email]

==Cloud File Storage==
Microsoft OneDrive is cloud storage space provided to WSU students through Microsoft Office 365. You have 1 [[Terabyte]] (or 1000 [[gigabyte]]s) of space to store your documents, pictures, etc.
*[[Microsoft OneDrive for Business]]

===Where can I find information about Microsoft Office 365 Services?===
*What is [[Microsoft Office 365]]?
*How do I use this to set up [[Setting up Microsoft Outlook Live-WSU MacBookPro '10 or '11|Outlook]]?
*Can I set email on my [[Mobile devices/Android Microsoft Live Setup for WSU Email Account|Android]],or [[Mobile devices/Apple iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Microsoft Live Setup for WSU Email Account|Apple mobile device]]?

==Software==
*[[KeyServer| Installing software from the WSU network.]]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/Software_Additions_(Mac) Installing Software for Mac]
*[[Standard software suite| Standard Software Suite.]]

==Copyright Infringement==
*[[Copyright Infringement|Information on WSU Copyright Infringement Policy]]

==How do I use the printers on campus?==
*[https://learn.winona.edu/Printing Printing]
*Where can I find the student [[Printing/Student Printing Policy|printing policy]]?
*How does [[Web based printing]] work?

==Where do I go if I have a technical question?==
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/tech-support.asp Information about the Technical Support Center]
*What is the [[E-Warrior Digital Learning Center]]?
*What does [[Walk-In Support]] do?
*What do I do if my laptop is [[Stolen or lost laptop|lost or stolen]]?
*Is there somewhere I can get help [[Main Page|online]]?

==How can I make sure my computer data is safe?==
*[http://learn.winona.edu/File_backup How do I back up my files?]
*[[Cloud Storage | What online services can I use to back up my data?]]

==External Optical Drive==
[http://learn.winona.edu/Purchasing_an_external_optical_drive Purchasing an external optical drive]

==Where can I find more information about the WSU network?==
*Where can I find information about the [[StudentClubs]] or the [[StudentWebs]] servers?
*Can I connect to the network off campus using a [[VPN]] client?
*How do I [[Software Additions (Mac)|install programs]] from the network?
*Where can I [[On The Hub|purchase software]] from the university?
*Which [[WSU Password]] should I use for what?

==I have some basic questions about how to use my Mac?==
*I'm new to Mac and I'm used to PC, what are some [[OS Switch (PC to Mac and back)|similarities]]?
*Does [[Apple]] have a general [http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/tour/ walkthrough]?
*How do I take a [http://guides.macrumors.com/Taking_Screenshots_in_Mac_OS_X screenshot]?
*How should I go about [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3226 cleaning my computer]?
*Where can I find more information about [http://www.apple.com/itunes/features/ iTunes]?
*How do I remove a [https://support.apple.com/kb/PH13765?locale=en_US file/folder]?
*How do I rename a [http://osxdaily.com/2010/03/18/how-to-rename-a-file-or-folder-in-mac-os-x/ folder/file]?
*Where can I find general information about how to use [[Microsoft Word (Mac)|Microsoft Word]]?
*Where can I find general information about how to use [[PowerPoint (Mac)|Microsoft PowerPoint]]?

===[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_Student_Survival_Guides Student Survival Guides]===

[[category: Student Survival]]
__NOTOC__

Draft:Student Technology Survival Guide (Mac)

2017-05-12T18:03:48Z

CUtzman12: /* Software */

{{Survival Guide|Audience=Student}}
This page is designed to give students more information on how to perform important tasks on a [[Mac]] that will be crucial to his or her time here at WSU.

==Where can I find more information about the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]]?==
=====One very important place to find helpful information is the [https://learn.winona.edu/Resources_Tab Resources Tab] on the Winona State web site.=====
===Other Important Information===
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Student_Mobile_Device_Distribution_Support Laptop Distribution Support]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Receiving_your_laptop_and_tablet Receiving your laptop and tablet]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Wazoo What is e-Wazoo?]
*Can I [[Laptop Switch|switch platforms]] if I'm not due for an exchange?
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/campus-devices.asp Where can I find info on the current laptop models?]
*What type of computer should I get based on my [http://www.winona.edu/it/recommendations.asp major]?
*[[Student Laptop Distribution Training|Where can I review the information that was covered in the laptop distributions/exchanges?]]
*Can I get more information about the [[Laptop Sale|graduate buyout program]]?
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/campus-devices.asp?i=7 Can I rent a laptop or other equipment?]
*[[Exchanging Your WSU Laptop]]
*[[Connecting Wireless Media Devices to the Warrior Network]]

==Mobile Devices and Agreements==
*[[Laptop Distribution vs Exchange]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbZQnQvrUDU&list=UUF9Gu-Czhl1wK2e87QG3Cfw Mobile Device Agreement Video]
*Where can I find the actual [http://www.winona.edu/it/laptopagreement.asp Laptop Agreement]?

==Personal Information==
*[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_eHome My eHome]
*[[Student Safe Computing]]
*I am a new student at WSU and was wondering how to get my D2L username and password, as well as my WSU email.
**If you give our [https://www.winona.edu/it/tsc.asp Phone Support] line a call at 507-457-5240 (option 1) we can get you your network username and password. That set of credentials will get you onto our [[Network]] and let you into both [[D2L for students|D2L]] and [[WSU Email]].

==WSU eMail==
*WSU eMail is through [[Microsoft Office 365]].
*The [[Outlook App]] is available and great to use on mobile devices.
*How can I [[Reset WSU Password|reset my WSU password myself]]?
*Where can I find out more about [[Password (WSU)|my WSU password]]?
*What happens to my email when I [[Grad Student Technology Survival Guide|graduate]]?
**Your email account will be active for one full semester from the time you graduate. If you wish to keep it longer than that you need to call TSC Phone Support (507.457.5240) and ask for an extension.
**[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_Alumni_Email WSU Alumni Email]

==Cloud File Storage==
Microsoft OneDrive is cloud storage space provided to WSU students through Microsoft Office 365. You have 1 [[Terabyte]] (or 1000 [[gigabyte]]s) of space to store your documents, pictures, etc.
*[[Microsoft OneDrive for Business]]

===Where can I find information about Microsoft Office 365 Services?===
*What is [[Microsoft Office 365]]?
*How do I use this to set up [[Setting up Microsoft Outlook Live-WSU MacBookPro '10 or '11|Outlook]]?
*Can I set email on my [[Mobile devices/Android Microsoft Live Setup for WSU Email Account|Android]],or [[Mobile devices/Apple iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Microsoft Live Setup for WSU Email Account|Apple mobile device]]?

==Software==
*[[KeyServer| Installing software from the WSU network.]]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/Software_Additions_(Mac) Installing Software for Mac]
*[[Standard software suite| Standard Software Suite.]]

==Copyright Infringement==
*[[Copyright Infringement|Information on WSU Copyright Infringement Policy]]

==How do I use the printers on campus?==
*[https://learn.winona.edu/Printing Printing]
*Where can I find the student [[Printing/Student Printing Policy|printing policy]]?
*How does [[Web based printing]] work?

==Where do I go if I have a technical question?==
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/tech-support.asp Information about the Technical Support Center]
*What is the [[E-Warrior Digital Learning Center]]?
*What does [[Walk-In Support]] do?
*What do I do if my laptop is [[Stolen or lost laptop|lost or stolen]]?
*Is there somewhere I can get help [[Main Page|online]]?

==How can I make sure my computer data is safe?==
*[http://learn.winona.edu/File_backup How do I back up my files?]
*[[Cloud Storage | What online services can I use to back up my data?]]

==External Optical Drive==
[http://learn.winona.edu/Purchasing_an_external_optical_drive Purchasing an external optical drive]

==Where can I find more information about the WSU network?==
*Where can I find information about the [[StudentClubs]] or the [[StudentWebs]] servers?
*Can I connect to the network off campus using a [[VPN]] client?
*How do I [[Software Additions (Mac)|install programs]] from the network?
*Where can I [[On The Hub|purchase software]] from the university?
*Which [[WSU Password]] should I use for what?

==I have some basic questions about how to use my Mac?==
*I'm new to Mac and I'm used to PC, what are some [[OS Switch (PC to Mac and back)|similarities]]?
*Does [[Apple]] have a general [http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/tour/ walkthrough]?
*How do I take a [http://guides.macrumors.com/Taking_Screenshots_in_Mac_OS_X screenshot]?
*How should I go about [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3226 cleaning my computer]?
*Where can I find more information about [http://www.apple.com/itunes/features/ iTunes]?
*How do I rename a [http://osxdaily.com/2010/03/18/how-to-rename-a-file-or-folder-in-mac-os-x/ folder/file]?
*Where can I find general information about how to use [[Microsoft Word (Mac)|Microsoft Word]]?
*Where can I find general information about how to use [[PowerPoint (Mac)|Microsoft PowerPoint]]?

===[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_Student_Survival_Guides Student Survival Guides]===

[[category: Student Survival]]
__NOTOC__

Standard software suite

2017-05-11T20:27:31Z

CUtzman12:

Each laptop at [[Winona State]] comes with a standard software suite that includes [[Microsoft Office]], [[email]], [[web browsers]], and [[antivirus software]]. The Adobe Suite, as well as course specific software is also available for installation. Additional items included in the package:

[http://www.winona.edu/it/standardsoftware.asp Standard Software Suites]

For additional help on installing software come to the Tech Support Center in Somsen 207.
[[category:e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program]]

Draft:Student Technology Survival Guide (Mac)

2017-05-11T18:32:28Z

CUtzman12:

{{Survival Guide|Audience=Student}}
This page is designed to give students more information on how to perform important tasks on a [[Mac]] that will be crucial to his or her time here at WSU.

==Where can I find more information about the [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]]?==
=====One very important place to find helpful information is the [https://learn.winona.edu/Resources_Tab Resources Tab] on the Winona State web site.=====
===Other Important Information===
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Student_Mobile_Device_Distribution_Support Laptop Distribution Support]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/Receiving_your_laptop_and_tablet Receiving your laptop and tablet]
*[http://learn.winona.edu/E-Wazoo What is e-Wazoo?]
*Can I [[Laptop Switch|switch platforms]] if I'm not due for an exchange?
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/campus-devices.asp Where can I find info on the current laptop models?]
*What type of computer should I get based on my [http://www.winona.edu/it/recommendations.asp major]?
*[[Student Laptop Distribution Training|Where can I review the information that was covered in the laptop distributions/exchanges?]]
*Can I get more information about the [[Laptop Sale|graduate buyout program]]?
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/campus-devices.asp?i=7 Can I rent a laptop or other equipment?]
*[[Exchanging Your WSU Laptop]]
*[[Connecting Wireless Media Devices to the Warrior Network]]

==Mobile Devices and Agreements==
*[[Laptop Distribution vs Exchange]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbZQnQvrUDU&list=UUF9Gu-Czhl1wK2e87QG3Cfw Mobile Device Agreement Video]
*Where can I find the actual [http://www.winona.edu/it/laptopagreement.asp Laptop Agreement]?

==Personal Information==
*[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_eHome My eHome]
*[[Student Safe Computing]]
*I am a new student at WSU and was wondering how to get my D2L username and password, as well as my WSU email.
**If you give our [https://www.winona.edu/it/tsc.asp Phone Support] line a call at 507-457-5240 (option 1) we can get you your network username and password. That set of credentials will get you onto our [[Network]] and let you into both [[D2L for students|D2L]] and [[WSU Email]].

==WSU eMail==
*WSU eMail is through [[Microsoft Office 365]].
*The [[Outlook App]] is available and great to use on mobile devices.
*How can I [[Reset WSU Password|reset my WSU password myself]]?
*Where can I find out more about [[Password (WSU)|my WSU password]]?
*What happens to my email when I [[Grad Student Technology Survival Guide|graduate]]?
**Your email account will be active for one full semester from the time you graduate. If you wish to keep it longer than that you need to call TSC Phone Support (507.457.5240) and ask for an extension.
**[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_Alumni_Email WSU Alumni Email]

==Cloud File Storage==
Microsoft OneDrive is cloud storage space provided to WSU students through Microsoft Office 365. You have 1 [[Terabyte]] (or 1000 [[gigabyte]]s) of space to store your documents, pictures, etc.
*[[Microsoft OneDrive for Business]]

===Where can I find information about Microsoft Office 365 Services?===
*What is [[Microsoft Office 365]]?
*How do I use this to set up [[Setting up Microsoft Outlook Live-WSU MacBookPro '10 or '11|Outlook]]?
*Can I set email on my [[Mobile devices/Android Microsoft Live Setup for WSU Email Account|Android]],or [[Mobile devices/Apple iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Microsoft Live Setup for WSU Email Account|Apple mobile device]]?

==Software==
*[[KeyServer| Installing software from the WSU network.]]
**[http://learn.winona.edu/Software_Additions_(Mac) Installing Software for Mac]
*[[Standard software suite| Standard Software Suite.]]
*[[Mac OS X App Store | Installing software from the Mac OS X App Store.]]

==Copyright Infringement==
*[[Copyright Infringement|Information on WSU Copyright Infringement Policy]]

==How do I use the printers on campus?==
*[https://learn.winona.edu/Printing Printing]
*Where can I find the student [[Printing/Student Printing Policy|printing policy]]?
*How does [[Web based printing]] work?

==Where do I go if I have a technical question?==
*[http://www.winona.edu/technology/tech-support.asp Information about the Technical Support Center]
*What is the [[E-Warrior Digital Learning Center]]?
*What does [[Walk-In Support]] do?
*What do I do if my laptop is [[Stolen or lost laptop|lost or stolen]]?
*Is there somewhere I can get help [[Main Page|online]]?

==How can I make sure my computer data is safe?==
*[http://learn.winona.edu/File_backup How do I back up my files?]
*[[Cloud Storage | What online services can I use to back up my data?]]

==External Optical Drive==
[http://learn.winona.edu/Purchasing_an_external_optical_drive Purchasing an external optical drive]

==Where can I find more information about the WSU network?==
*Where can I find information about the [[StudentClubs]] or the [[StudentWebs]] servers?
*Can I connect to the network off campus using a [[VPN]] client?
*How do I [[Software Additions (Mac)|install programs]] from the network?
*Where can I [[On The Hub|purchase software]] from the university?
*Which [[WSU Password]] should I use for what?

==I have some basic questions about how to use my Mac?==
*I'm new to Mac and I'm used to PC, what are some [[OS Switch (PC to Mac and back)|similarities]]?
*Does [[Apple]] have a general [http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/tour/ walkthrough]?
*How do I take a [http://guides.macrumors.com/Taking_Screenshots_in_Mac_OS_X screenshot]?
*How should I go about [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3226 cleaning my computer]?
*Where can I find more information about [http://www.apple.com/itunes/features/ iTunes]?
*How do I rename a [http://osxdaily.com/2010/03/18/how-to-rename-a-file-or-folder-in-mac-os-x/ folder/file]?
*Where can I find general information about how to use [[Microsoft Word (Mac)|Microsoft Word]]?
*Where can I find general information about how to use [[PowerPoint (Mac)|Microsoft PowerPoint]]?

===[http://learn.winona.edu/WSU_Student_Survival_Guides Student Survival Guides]===

[[category: Student Survival]]
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Draft:Workshops/Commitee Site Management

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==Session Information==

*'''Level''' - Introductory

*'''Intended Audience''' -

*'''Time''' - 90 minutes

*'''<font color="darkred">Register</font>''' - [https://mywsu.winona.edu/tlt/training/default.aspx Go to workshop registration site].

==Before the Session==

==General Description==

This session is intended for people that take meeting minutes for a WSU committee. You will learn how to post these minutes to a standard WSU Committee site. Other features will also be covered, like posting announcements, assigning tasks, sending emails to committee members and assigning permissions to the site.

==Learning Outcomes==

[[Category: Stub]]

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{{TOC_Float_Right}}
==Intended Audience==

WSU instructors using {{D2L}} or those interested in using {{D2L}} in the future.

==Overview==
This page shows how to remove a News Item on your {{D2L}} course homepage.

==Dismissing a News Item==
News Items age and become irrelevant over time. If the list of News Items in a course gets too long or just needs some clean-up, individual items can be removed from the published list.

You can remove a News Item from the home page by clicking the '''X''' to the right of the News Item headline in the News Widget. (See below.)

[[File:DismissNewsItem.jpg|600px]]

[[File:New_News_Item.png|right]]
Alternatively, you can remove a News Item from the home page by following these steps:
# Click the arrow next to '''News''' in the News Widget and select '''Go to News Tool'''. (See right.)
# Click the arrow next to the headline of the News Item to be dismissed and select '''Dismiss from widget''' to retain the News Item in the News Tool but remove it from the home page or '''Delete''' to remove the News Item completely.

[[File:DismissFromWidget.png]]

==More Information==

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For a complete listing of Wiki topics, select from the category list below.

[[category: Communication]][[category: D2L]][[Category:Faculty]][[Category:Home Page]]
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Draft:WordPress/WordPress.com vs. WordPress.org

2016-07-25T14:36:09Z

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__NOTOC__
Some may not know there is a differences between '''WordPress.com and WordPress.org'''. WordPress.com is presented by some of the same developers who work on [[WordPress]]. WordPress.com puts to use the same Open Source software which you can download at WordPress.org. the .com version also does the hosting and managing of the software for you. WordPress.org versions need to be installed on your own server or with a 3rd party provider, such as, networksolutions.com.
==WordPress.com==
=== Benefits===

* It's free and much easier to set up
* Setup, upgrades, spam, backups, security, and more - are automatically taken care of
* 100+ themes provided which you can modify (to an extent) by editing the [[CSS]]
* Your website (blog) that you create here is hosted on many servers, so it is very unlikely the server will overload because of traffic
* Posts are automatically backed up
* You may get extra traffic to your site by being featured on blogs of the day and tags
* You can network with other bloggers like you using tag and friend surfer
* Your login is secure (SSL) so you can confidently use WiFi
* You need to use html code to create a table on a page
===Cons===

* Cannot run a custom theme
* Cannot modify the PHP code behind your blog
* Cannot upload plugins
* [http://learn.winona.edu/FTP_Client_Configuration FTP] and shell access are not included
* Must pay to upgrade to the ''VIP program'' on WordPress.com to run custom themes and have complete control over PHP and CSS codes
* Free URLs are not clean (www.yoursite.wordpress.com)

==WordPress.org==

===Benefits===

* Software download is free, but have to install it on a webserver
* Downloadable themes and plugins are free
* Plugins can enhance your site dramatically
* Ability to upload custom themes
* Ability to upload plugins
* Ability to post from email
* Complete control to change code
* Ability to add multiple users/administrators
* Clean URLs (www.yoursite.com)

===Cons===

* Need to pay for a web host
* Requires more technical knowledge to set up
* The blogger is completely responsible for the site, such as, stopping spam, backing up site, managing your server correctly, upgrading software manually when a new version comes out
* Your server may "go down" if there is a large spike in traffic

[[Category: Definition]]

Stolen or lost laptop

2016-07-25T14:28:40Z

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[[File:Stolen.jpg|left|120 px]]
==Laptop is Lost or Stolen?==

*Contact the Technical Support Center [[TSC]] immediately to let them know that the laptop has been lost or stolen.
**Somsen 207
**Phone: 507-457-5240

*You will receive a copy of the "Notice of Loss" form to fill out. Fill the form out and return the completed form along with a copy of the POLICE REPORT to the TSC. Also include a list of everything that was stolen. The police report should come from where the laptop was stolen, whether it was in WSU or another city and state.
*You will then be assigned another laptop.
*Your account will be charged the laptop insurance deductible amount of $500.

[[Category:e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program]]

Draft:Facebook

2016-07-25T14:27:59Z

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[[File:facebook2.png|95px]]

Facebook is an online [[social media]] networking site many WSU students, and people around the world, use to communicate and share. According to the site, Facebook has over 1.2 billion users worldwide each month. WSU does not offer technical support for Facebook and such help should be looked for from Facebook's website.

==External Sources==

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook Facebook as described on Wikipedia]

*[https://www.facebook.com/search.php?init=quick&q=Winona+State+University+IT#!/WSU.ITS.FANS Winona State IT on Facebook]

*[https://www.facebook.com/WinonaStateU Winona State University Facebook Page]
*[https://www.winona.edu/socialmedia/ Winona State Social Media]

==Mobile Device Download==

[[File:Apple.png|link=http://itunes.apple.com/app/facebook/id284882215]] [[File:Android.png|link=http://bit.ly/FBandroid]]

[[category: Featured]][[Category: Internet]][[Category: Social Media]]

Draft:Facebook

2016-07-25T14:26:54Z

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[[File:facebook2.png|95px]]

Facebook is an online [[social media]] networking site many WSU students, and people around the world, use to communicate and share. According to the site, Facebook has over 1.2 billion users worldwide each month. WSU does not offer technical support for Facebook and such help should be looked for from Facebook's website.

==External Sources==

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook Facebook as described on Wikipedia]

*[https://www.facebook.com/search.php?init=quick&q=Winona+State+University+IT#!/WSU.ITS.FANS Winona State IT on Facebook]

*[https://www.facebook.com/WinonaStateU Winona State University Facebook Page]

==Mobile Device Download==

[[File:Apple.png|link=http://itunes.apple.com/app/facebook/id284882215]] [[File:Android.png|link=http://bit.ly/FBandroid]]

[[category: Featured]][[Category: Internet]][[Category: Social Media]]

Draft:Facebook

2016-07-25T14:26:16Z

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[[File:facebook2.png|95px]]

Facebook is an online social media networking site many WSU students, and people around the world, use to communicate and share. According to the site, Facebook has over 1.2 billion users worldwide each month. WSU does not offer technical support for Facebook and such help should be looked for from Facebook's website.

==External Sources==

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook Facebook as described on Wikipedia]

*[https://www.facebook.com/search.php?init=quick&q=Winona+State+University+IT#!/WSU.ITS.FANS Winona State IT on Facebook]

*[https://www.facebook.com/WinonaStateU Winona State University Facebook Page]

==Mobile Device Download==

[[File:Apple.png|link=http://itunes.apple.com/app/facebook/id284882215]] [[File:Android.png|link=http://bit.ly/FBandroid]]

[[category: Featured]][[Category: Internet]][[Category: Social Media]]

Microsoft Forefront (PC)

2016-07-25T13:57:59Z

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[[File:forefront_logo.png]]Microsoft ForeFront is the current AntiVirus software and Spyware protection and installed on WSU [[PC]]'s.

It is a unified virus and spyware protection for business desktops, laptops, and server operating systems.

Built on the same highly successful [[Microsoft]] protection technology already used by millions of people worldwide, Forefront Client Security helps guard against emerging threats, such as spyware and rootkits, as well as traditional threats, such as viruses, worms, and Trojan horses.

By delivering simplified administration through central management and providing critical visibility into threats and vulnerabilities, Forefront Client Security helps you protect your business with confidence and efficiency. Forefront Client Security integrates with your existing infrastructure software, such as Microsoft Active Directory, and complements other Microsoft security technologies for enhanced protection and greater control.

==Basics to Use==

You really need to do nothing but let it do its job automatically.

It has been configured to:

*provide an integrated antivirus and antispyware engine
*provide real-time protection with the Windows Filter Manager. By using “mini-filter” technology with the Windows Filter Manager, Forefront Client Security is able to scan virus and spyware files before they run, providing better security against spyware and blended threats (for example, spyware that infects a PC through backdoor Trojans or other means). The other benefit to using the Windows Filter Manager is that end-user disruption (system slowdowns) is minimized during real-time scans for both viruses and spyware.
*quickly scan in-memory processes, targeted directories, and common malware extensibility points to ensure that the client machine is malware-free at all times.
*remove malware and restore a damaged system
*periodically scan your computer and automatically scan for viruses and spyware whenever you connect to the internet, download files, receive e-mail.

'''Please do not override the automatic settings.''' You can postpone a scan when you are using the computer, but you should not turn the scanning off permanently.

Forefront does not set up an firewall for the computer. The network domain of WSU provides a firewall separately.

==When Forefront Detects a Virus or Spyware==

Forefront will automatically "quarantine" or isolate the infected or potentially dangerous files in a location where they will not harm your computer.

[[File:forefronticons.png]]

The Forefront Icon on your toolbar at the bottom of the screen will change from green to red, and a message should appear when you start-up. Clicking on the red icon will give you instructions about what viruses were found and how you should take steps to permanently remove it.

[[File:forefrontdialog.png]]

The viruses and spyware that get through to computers typically come about because the user has inadvertently ''permitted'' them to be installed through some sort of "executable" file. See Viruses/Spyware for more information.

[[category:PC]][[category:Software]][[category:Viruses/Spyware]]

Malwarebytes Anti-Malware

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[[File:Malwarebyteslogo.png | 90px]]
'''Malwarebytes Anti-Malware''' is an anti-malware and internet security software that is provided to all WSU employees [[PC]]'s.

'''The WSU Community''' has the right to experience stress free use of their PC's. With Malwarebytes all of those terrible, malicious programs that consume space on some computers can easily be fixed.

Malwarebytes:
*protects users from online threats
*provides the users malware protection from malware infested programs
*helps with eradicating malicious programs that eats up space in the user's computer system
*helps with enhancing the users PC performance for a faster and efficient computing experience

* [http://www.malwarebytes.org/business/antimalware/ More Information]

==Student Installation and Quick-Scan==

Go to [https://www.malwarebytes.org/ www.malwarebytes.org] and click on ''Free Version Download''. As soon as you've downloaded the installation file for Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, open the file.

1. If prompted, click allow the program to make changes to the computer.

2. Select English as your installation language.

3. Select '''Next''' at the first setup screen.

4. Click on the button that agrees to accept the license agreement, then select next again.

5. Select '''Next''' again at the information screen.

6. Select '''Next''' to install Malwarebytes Anti-Malware at the default location in Program Files (x86).

7. Select '''Next''' to create a start menu folder in your start menu for Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.

8. Select '''Next''' to create a desktop shortcut for the program.

9. Select '''Install'''.

10. When the installation is finished, uncheck the box that says to Enable the free trial for Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Premium, but keep the box checked that says to Launch Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.

[[File:studentMalwarebytes1.png|500px]]

11. When you are at the screen with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware finally running, select '''Scan Now'''.

[[File:studentMalwarebytes2.png|500px]]

12. If Malwarebytes Anti-Malware wants to update, please ensure you select '''Update Now''' before moving onto the scan. You may have to go back to the starting Malwarebytes Anti-Malware screen to select '''Scan Now''' again afterwards.

[[File:studentMalwarebytes3.png]]

13. When your scan is finished, there will be a pop-up that lets you know if your scan has found malware or harmful non-malware objects in your computer.

[[File:studentMalwarebytes4.png|500px]]

14. Be sure to click '''Apply Actions''' to apply default actions (quarantining, etc.) for the files that show up in the detected items and ensure your computer's safety.

15. Depending on what was found, you may be prompted to reboot your computer. Your computer cannot finish cleaning until it reboots, so reboot as soon as you are prompted.

16. When you log back in, your malware scan is all finished!

If any problems persist, please do not hesitate to contact tech support for further assistance. Call 507-457-5240, email [mailto:asktech@winona.edu AskTech@winona.edu], post a question to our [https://www.facebook.com/groups/WSUTechSupport/ WSU Tech Support Facebook Page], or visit one of our support centers in Somsen 207 or in Lourdes G-36.

==Faculty/Staff Quick-Scan==

Faculty and staff computers include the WSU-managed, enterprise version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.

To run a scan, go to your start menu, type in "Malwarebytes" into the '''Search programs and files''' box, and open Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.

[[File:facultyMalwarebytes1.png|700px]]

With Malwarebytes Anti-Malware open, under the ''Scanner'' tab, select ''Perform quick scan'' and then '''Scan'''.

Be sure to select '''Apply Actions''' to apply the default actions (quarantining, etc.) for the files that show up in the detected items. To ensure your computer's safety a reboot will most likely be required if malicious items are found.

If you have questions about the items that were removed from your machine, please contact technical support. Although you're able to run a scan yourself, we want to remind you that we are here to help with any malware-related questions.

You can call WSU Tech Support at 507-457-5240, email [mailto:asktech@winona.edu AskTech@winona.edu], or stop in to Somsen 207 for any further assistance.

==Other Information==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antivirus_software AntiVirus software as defined by Wikipedia]

* [[Microsoft Forefront (PC)|Microsoft Forefront]]

[[Category: Internet]] [[Category: Definition]]

Draft:Coffman 103

2016-07-20T20:04:56Z

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==About This Article==
This article describes the major features and functions of Coffman Hall 103 and provides links to other helpful articles about using the room. It includes a Room at a Glance summary and the most recent [[Classroom Report Card]] evaluation. It is intended for all members of the campus community interested in the room.

==Description==
CF 103 is a centrally-scheduled UCR ITV classroom located on the first floor of [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/coffmanhall.html Coffman] Hall on the RCTC campus. It is a 15-seat ITV classroom with a large V shapped table. The room is equipped with the front face flat screen display screen. There is a white board on the the Back wall. Front of the room is equipped with a workstation (RCTC and WSU login), and connecions for laptop.

<gallery>
File:CF103_Back to Front.JPG
File:CF103 Front to Back.JPG

</gallery>

==Special Features==
*ITV Classroom
*Touch Panel control interface

==Learn How To Use the Room==
*[[How to use a document camera]]
*[[How to connect your laptop to a data projector]]
*[[how to request a ITV room for Classes or Events]]
==Maintenance History==

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control=[[Crestron QuickMedia control system|Crestron QuickMedia]]|
itv=Yes|
doccam=Yes|
dvd=Yes|
overhead=Yes|
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room=ST 112|
overall=C|
light=C|
noise=D|
wireless=D|
phone=C|
ceiling=C|
walls=C|
floor=C|
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furniture_instructor=D|
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displays=C|
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[[Category:Classroom]][[Category:Science and Technology]]
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Draft:SOCW 355 Multicultural Issues - Shanalingigwa

2016-07-18T15:24:13Z

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{{TOC_Float_Right}}

==About This Article==
This article describes how mobile computing, specifically tablets, was piloted in Prof. Oswald Shanalingigwa's ''SOCW 355 Multicultural Issues'' to transform teaching and learning.
<noinclude>
==Intended Audience==

WSU instructors interested in past faculty experience with tablet devices in the classroom.
</noinclude>
==Summer 2013 iPad Pilot==
Students in this course had access to an iPad tablet to use throughout the summer semester along with several apps selected by Dr. Shanalingigwa for use in class and in the field.

==How the iPads are Used in SOCW 355==
In SOCW 355, Professor Shanalingigwa sends his students into the field to study culture, multiculturalism, assimilation, pluralism, citizenship, immigration, and refugee status first hand. Students need to communicate with each other and the instructor from the field and send back evidence and artifacts in the form of notes, videos, and audios in a timely manner.

Professor Shanalingigwa chose to pilot iPads in his SOCW 355 class to assist students in their communication and recording from the field as well as their work from home. This left the major objective of this tablet pilot to be:
*'''Determine whether the iPad would simplify and speed up student communication.''' Dr. Shanalingigwa hoped to discover the value of the iPads as tools in learning. Students found the tablets' size and mobility handy and found communication easier.

==Outcomes==
===Changes in the classroom===
*Responses to assignments came faster. Because of the flexibility of the iPads, students were able to quickly record, edit, and transfer artifacts from site visits to Professor Shanalingigwa. Students are expected to complete their assignments anywhere in the United States but to get their captured "real moments" sent back to Professor Shanalingigwa within a few hours.

===Recommendations===
*Configure the iPads to support Word and PowerPoint documents. Applications that support viewing and reading of standard Office documents should be standard issue on all iPads.

==iPad Applications Employed in SOCW 355==
Professor Shanalingigwa used the following applications in his SOCW 355 iPad pilot:
*Dropbox
*Facebook

Descriptions, pricing, and links to iTunes for each of these applications is available on the [http://learn.winona.edu/IPad_Pilot_Applications#Course-Specific_Applications| iPad Pilot Applications] page.

==More Information==
===Related Wiki Topics===
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[[Category: Academic Courses]][[Category: iPad Pilot]][[Category: Tablet Pilot]]
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Draft:IMovie (iPad) / Basic IMovie Overview

2016-07-14T18:00:43Z

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==Why use iPad for Videos?==
*WSU has provided students with free access to download and use iMovie with WSU supported devices like the [[Apple]] Mini [[iPad]].
*The answer is mobility.
::If you do not have a video camera to record your project (you can rent out [[Flip Video Camcorder | Flipcams]] from Walk-in Tech Support) you or your partner may use the iPad to record and quickly edit the movie/rough draft for class.
*Also, Our goal at WSU is to have students become comfortable with all kinds of technology and all the ways you can use them. Enjoy!

==iMovie General Overview==

[[File:Mini_interface.png | 750px]]

*'''1 (Project Preview):''' Plays the current progress of your movie including any edits or added effects.

*'''2 (Event Library):''' This window contains all video, audio and image files that are located in your iPad. iMovie also has audio files that come with the app which you may use.

*'''3 (Project Workbench):''' Video clips and images you use for your project will be displayed here. Shows all clips and any special effects added to your movie.

*'''4 (Project Settings):''' Allows you to integrate a built-in theme that iMovie has provided you with.

*'''5 (Narration):''' Allows you to add in narration over images and or video clips.

*'''6 (Video Recorder):''' Allows you to record a video and automatically integrate it into your project workbench

*'''7 (Undo & Redo):''' Quick and easy way to undo an edit. To revert or redo simply touch and hold the icon.

*'''8 (Help):''' Clicking on this will open the iMovie's Help Wizard which will attempt to answer your questions.

[[File: iMovie.PNG | 750px]]

*'''1 This will allow you to trim the clip by dragging the video selected.

*'''2 This allows you to put your video into slow motion.

*'''3 Here, you can adjust the volume. You have the ability to make it louder than it was recorded and to drop the volume to make the clip silent.

*'''4 You can add in a variety of different text boxes to your video. It includes different effects on the text.

*'''5 Allows you to change the colors or filters on the video.

*'''6 Here you have the option to split your clip, detach the audio from the video, copy the clip, and delete unwanted parts.

==Importing media to your iPad==
Importing any other content like photos, apps, and music follows the same process shown below.
:'''1''' Connect your iPad to your computer. If this is the first time connecting your devices [[ITunes]] will ask you to activate your iPad by plugging in your passcode.
:: Your passcode is the 4 digit key to log into your iPad.
:: iTunes will also ask you if you want to trust the computer the iPad is connected to, confirm that you do trust it.

:'''2''' Locate where you have saved your movie file on your computer and remember the location. Make sure the movie file is in a format that is compatible with Apple products. .MP4 is the most common video format for Apple products.
:: If you need to convert your video to a file format that is compatible with Apple products use [[HandBrake]]. Make sure it is in .MP4 format.

:'''3''' Make sure that you have selected your iPad in the iTunes window so that your videos transfer to the correct location.
*'''Most''' important!!! Make sure that you select 'Photos' and check mark 'Include Videos' as well. As of right now this is the only way to import videos that will be recognized by iMovie.

[[File:import4.png | 540px]]

:'''4''' Make sure to log in to your iPad to double check that the videos are there. Open up your iMovie app and any pictures and videos should be there.

==Exporting your project==

*You will click on your project when you open up the iMovie app. There will be four options displayed:
:'''1''' Play
:'''2''' Share
:'''3''' Trash
:'''4''' Edit

[[File:imovie1.png | 480px]]

*When you click on the Share button a window will appear displaying multiple options to export to.
:'''1''' A list of media services that will allow you to export your project. If you swipe to the right the '''Mail''' icon is there.
:'''2''' '''Save Video''' will export your project to your iPad in the '''Photos''' app. You would think that videos would be sent to the '''Videos''' app but that is just how Apple designed it.
:*Currently the most reliable way to get your media from your iPad to your computer is to plug in the iPad to your computer. For PCs it will show up in your Computer application as a device which will allow you to open the device and manually drag and drop your media content to the desired location on your computer.
:*For Macs you have to trust your iPad with the computer first. Make sure your iTunes is up to date or else your iPad will not be recognized. Since your projects are saved in your Photos app the project will appear in iPhoto. Iphoto will open up and ask if you would like to import your iPad's content.
:'''3''' iTunes uploads your video to the File Sharing tab on your iTunes application on your computer. Currently there seems to be a problem where the video won't actually export this way.

[[File:imovie3.png | 480px]]

[[Category:IPad]][[Category:Software]][[Category: Custom Training]]

Draft:Saving files to OneDrive for Business from a Mac

2016-07-14T17:48:54Z

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==About this article==
This article includes instructions for saving files to your [[Microsoft]] [[OneDrive for Business]] cloud storage. It's intended for '''students''' and '''employees''' using a '''[[Mac]]''' laptop.

==What's OneDrive for Business?==
Microsoft OneDrive for Business is our "cloud storage" solution at WSU, which is a fancy way of saying that you all have 1 [[TB]] of storage on off-campus servers owned by Microsoft. You can upload files from your laptop or tablet to your OneDrive for Business and work on those files directly using Microsoft Office applications. This is a great option for safeguarding your files if your devices should ever fail or need to be exchanged. By default, any file you upload to your OneDrive for Business cannot be accessed by any other user unless you decide to share it. Since you can now share files using OneDrive for Business, you should never store private data here [[Data_sensitivity_and_file_storage|(more on data security).]] OneDrive for Business is much more than just cloud storage and we encourage you to [[OneDrive for Business|learn more this powerful tool]].

==How to save files to your OneDrive for Business==
*[[Accessing_OneDrive_for_Business_using_a_web_browser|Login to your OneDrive for Business account]]. Students can do this through [[Webmail]]. Employees can gain access from the [https://mywsu.winona.edu/pages/employees.aspx faculty and staff eHome page].
*Create and/or open a folder in which to upload files. To create a folder, select '''New''' then '''Folder''' (Figure 1). Give the folder a name and select '''Create'''.
*Open that OneDrive for Business folder by selecting it
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*Select '''Upload''', find the file on your computer, and then select '''Open'''
*You can also drag-and-drop files from the Finder window to the OneDrive for Business window, the Drop here... will show up. See Figure 2
[[File:OneDrive_Drag_Drop_on_Mac.png|600px]]

==Pro tips==
*You cannot upload folders to OneDrive for Business directly. You first need to create folders in OneDrive and then upload files to them.
*There are some useful keyboard shortcuts when selecting multiple files to drag-and-drop: Ctrl+A (select all items), Shift+Left Click (selects all items between two nonadjacent items), Control+Left Click (selects specific nonadjacent items0.

==Related information==
*[[Backing up files on your Mac]]
*[[Mac laptop backup]]
*[[Mac laptop backup FAQ]]
*[[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]]
*[[Receiving your laptop and tablet]]

[[Category:Mac]][[Category:Laptop Exchange]][[Category:Backup]]

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Draft:IPad Social Networking Apps

2016-07-07T19:57:54Z

CUtzman12:

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There are thousands of iPad applications already out there and more being added every day. These are just some of the top apps for you to consider when looking for social networking apps to install on your iPad.

These apps can be loaded to your iPad from the "App Store" icon.

==Facebook==
===[https://www.facebook.com/mobile/ipad FaceBook for iPad]===
This is a free dedicated iPad app. It offers full-featured service and is great for those of you that want to be able to access your FaceBook site from your iPad.
*[http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2394464,00.asp More information]

===[http://ipad.about.com/od/social-networking/fr/Review-Friendcaster-For-Facebook-iPad.htm FriendCaster for Facebook]===
FriendCaster improves upon Facebook's interface by providing a much better news feed and wall experience -- including a custom news feed called "FriendStream" that provides real-time updates in an almost Twitter-like fashion -- and an improved photo album interface.

==Twitter==
===[https://twitter.com/download/ipad Twitter for iPad]===
Editors' Choice award winning "Twitter for iPad" is considered the best free mobile Twitter client available.

===[https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tweetcaster-for-twitter/id420792544?mt=8 TweetCaster for Twitter]===
A great Twitter app for your iPad.

===[http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2400285,00.asp Tweetbot for Twitter]===
This $2.99 app is an iPad app that Twitter users should sample—but only if they use Twitter exclusively.

==Combination Apps==

===[https://www.facebook.com/getmypad MyPad for iPad]===
You are able to view your Facebook, Twitter and Instragram accounts through this one application. View multiple profiles as stackable, scrollable pages that are visually stunning & interactive.

===[http://hootsuite.com/features/mobile-apps/ipad Hootsuite]===
This is a free app that allows users to create numerous social network streams and view them in a friendly interface. You are able to dispatch messages to multiple networks simultaneously.

==Related Information==
*[[WSU iPad Setup]]
*[[Apple iPad Mini]]

[[Category: iPad/iPhone/iPod]][[Category:Mobile Applications]]

Draft:Adobe Photoshop

2016-07-06T16:56:02Z

CUtzman12:

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[[Adobe]] Photoshop, commonly referred to as just Photoshop, is a graphics editing program. It is currently the leader in bitmap editing and image manipulations.

The version available at WSU is the Creative Cloud edition, providing many advanced features in addition to the robust editing and photo manipulation tool which are stock and trade to the program.

For example you can now use:
*'''3-D painting and rendering''' tools to create and modify three dimensional creations from within Photoshop.
*'''Content Aware Scaling''' to stretch an image while not distorting the main figures within the frame.
*'''Adjustments Panel''' to modify an image by adjusting the saturation or intensity, without destroying the original data, making it easy to make changes as you go. This also makes it easy to choose certain areas to apply effects to.

In our online help we will describe some of the basic things that every one might need to do.

*Students can download Adobe Photoshop through the WSU network and learn how to install it with [[Installing Software From The Network (PC)]] or if on a Mac through [[Software Additions (Mac)]]

==Our internal Help Pages Include==
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==LyndaCampus Training==
[http://www.lynda.com/Photoshop-tutorials/Photoshop-CC-Essential-Training-2015/372339-2.html Photoshop CC Essential Training]

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==Resources Through Adobe==
*[https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html Adobe Photoshop Official Page]
*[https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/features.html Find Out What's New in Photoshop]
*[https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop.html?promoid=KSPGU Tutorials & Techniques]

==Other Resources==
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SV38L4c4JKY How to remove a white background or make it transparent in Photoshop]

*For general support on Photoshop from Adobe: [https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/topics.html Go Here...]

*For ADOBE TV tutorials on Photoshop: [http://tv.adobe.com/channel/how-to/ Go Here instead...]

*For online (web) help on specific topics go to Adobe's own help site: [https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/topics.html Photoshop Help]

*For an official Adobe Manual on Photoshop: [https://helpx.adobe.com/pdf/photoshop_reference.pdf Download This!]

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Draft:Archiving your Outlook mailbox

2016-07-06T16:12:19Z

CUtzman12:

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Platform: PC, Mac | Version: Office 2010, 2013
==About this article==
This article includes instructions for archiving your [[Outlook]] mailbox and links to related articles. It is intended for all members of the WSU community who use the [[Microsoft Outlook]] desktop application to manage their official (e.g., username@winona.edu) WSU mailbox.

==Where is your WSU "mailbox?"==
This depends on whether you are an employee or a student:
*'''Employees.''' WSU uses local Microsoft Exchange servers to manage and store all employee email, calendar entries, tasks, and contacts associated with your official WSU email account (e.g., username@winona.edu) or "mailbox." Your mailbox and all of the information in it is stored on a network server on the Winona campus. You then use an application like Microsoft Outlook to access your mailbox. The process of opening Outlook on your laptop and reading your email does not move the messages to your laptop. They are still stored on the sever until you delete or archive them. This helps you protect this information and access it from multiple devices (e.g., your laptop, your tablet).
*Students. All WSU student email is stored on Microsoft network servers located off campus. This is often referred to as "cloud storage."

==What's an Outlook archive?==
When you create an Outlook archive, you move selected email messages and other information from the server to your laptop. A copy of this information is not retained on the server. The archive is saved as a file to a location on your laptop that you specify. You can do this either manually or automatically (e.g., once a week). Outlook does not archive email by default. You must enable this feature.

==Why archive?==
*'''Reduce the size of your mailbox on the server.''' If you tend to use your WSU mailbox like a file cabinet to store years and years of email messages, your mailbox will run out of space eventually and you will begin receiving warnings. If you don't reduce the size of your mailbox, you will not be able to send or receive mail. Archiving is one way to remove email and other information from your mailbox on the server and still retain it in a form that you can use through Outlook.
*'''Move from one email server to another.''' If you are leaving WSU and wish to retain some of the information stored in your mailbox for use on another email system, an archive file is something you can save and take with you.

==What's the risk of archiving?==
If something happens to your laptop's hard drive (e.g., virus, physical damage), you may not be able to recover that archive file. If you do archive your mailbox, create a backup copy of your archive file. Also, if you are archiving email messages that contain private data and/or confidential information and you back up that archive file, be sure that the storage media or device is encrypted. Your laptop hard drive is already encrypted, but if you save your archive to a flash drive or external hard drive, it needs to be encrypted to that no one can open it if it gets lost or stolen.

==How to archive in Outlook on a PC==
*To start the archive process, click the "File" tab on the ribbon. Next click on "Cleanup Tool" down arrow and select "Archive".

*The Archive dialog box displays. Select "Archive this folder and all subfolders" and select a folder to archive. To archive all your email, select the node with your email address at the top.

*Click the "Archive items older than" drop-down list to select the latest date for items to be archived. Choose a date to archive all items older than the date you select.

*You can change the name and location of the Archive file in the field next to browse. If you are archiving to an existing .pst file, then select Browse to locate that file.
==How to backup & restore your PC Outlook archived email==
When you switch to a new laptop or desktop, your email in Outlook will automatically show up when you login to Outlook. Your archived mail will not show up until you add it into your Outlook client on the computer you want to view them. These files will be saved locally to your computer, so they can only be viewed on the computer that you save the files to.

'''Steps to backup your .pst files'''
#It is best to search your computer for all *.pst files. Usually they will be stored in a folder called 'Outlook'.
#The .pst file(s) will need to be saved to where you store your backup files if you want to view these messages on your new computer.
'''Steps to restore your archived mail to your new computer'''
#Copy the archive.pst file that is in your backup folder to a folder on your new computer. Usually we store these files in a folder called 'Outlook'.
#In Outlook select File - Accounts Settings - Account Settings - Data Files Tab - Add
#Browse to where you saved your Archive.pst file
#OK

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'''How to Find your Archived Emails in Outlook'''

In the left nav of your Outlook email you will see a folder with the name of the .pst file that you added.

==How to archive in Outlook on a Mac==
*First you will need to create a folder to store your archived email.
*Right-click (or ctrl-click) the Winona folder and select 'New Folder'. Give the folder a name like Archived Mail.
*Next you setup a rule by selecting from the ribbon '''Tools > Rules'''.
*Add a rule - use the + at the bottom of the window.
*Name the rule from "untitled" to something meaningful like "Archive email".
[[File:Mac_archive.png|right|500px]]
*In the section called When a new message arrives: define the criterion as "Date Received" + "is Greater than or equal to" + "180" ... days old to apply to messages older than 180 days (for a 6-month archive rule).
*In the section called Do the Following: define the action as "Move message" + "Archived Mail (On My Computer)" Note: if you do not see the folder you wish to archive to, you will need to click on the drop-down arrow next to "Move Message" and select Choose Folder...then search for the archive folder. Under the folder name, the location "On My Computer" should be displayed.
*Click the checkbox for Enabled.
*Ok
*'''Run the archive Rule:'''
*Go to the folder in your inbox that you want to archive. If you have subfolders, you will need to do each one individually.
*From the ribbon select Message > Rules > Archive email. This will archive all email 180 days or older based on the rule you created.
==How to backup & restore your archived email==
'''Backup your .mbox file'''
* Open Outlook and find your archived email folder. Should be under 'On My Computer'
* Drag this folder to where you are storing your backup. A .mbox file will be created with your email in it.
'''Restore your Archived Email'''
* You will need to copy the .mbox file from your backup location to a folder on your hard drive on your computer.
* Your archived email .mbox file can only be viewed in Outlook 2011 [[File:OutlookonDock.png]]. The default email client on your new laptop is Microsoft Outlook for Mac [[File:MSOutlookforMac.png|50 px]] on your Dock. You will need to open Outlook 2011 and restore your archived email file using Outlook 2011 application.
* Open your Applications folder and you will find a yellow [[File:OutlookonDock.png]] which is Outlook 2011. Open this Outlook.
* Go to File
* Select Import
* Contacts or messages from a text file - next
* Import messages from an MBOX-format text file
* When you want to view your archived email, you will need to use the Outlook 2011 application.

==Pro tips for archiving==
*Archiving is risky, so don't do it just to support your own bad habits. If you have an [[Email anonymous|email hoarding problem]] or your mailbox is a mess, seek help. TLT ([mailto:tlt@winona.edu tlt@winona.edu]) would be happy to help you. [[User:KGraetz|Ken Graetz]] ([[User talk:KGraetz|talk]]) 08:32, 16 May 2014 (CST)
*Many people don't realize that Outlook saves copies of every email message you send, including attachments. Enormous Sent mail folders are typically why people run out of space on the server. If you just archive your Inbox folder, you won't solve this problem. You either need to archive your Sent mail folder or clean it out occasionally to keep your mailbox size under control. [[User:KGraetz|Ken Graetz]] ([[User talk:KGraetz|talk]]) 08:33, 16 May 2014 (CST)
==Related information==
*[[Mac_backup_-_Outlook_archive#Steps |Backup Outlook archive for Mac]]
*[[PC_backup_-_Outlook_archive | Backup Outlook archive for PC]]
*[[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]]
*[[Receiving your laptop and tablet]]

[[Category:PC]][[Category:mac]][[Category:Laptop Exchange]][[Category:Backup]]

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Draft:MATH 160-212 Calculus 1 - Wangberg

2016-07-05T18:08:31Z

CUtzman12:

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==About This Article==
This article describes how mobile computing, specifically [[tablet]]s, was piloted in Prof. Aaron Wangberg's ''MATH 160 Calculus I'' to transform teaching and learning.
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==Intended Audience==

WSU instructors interested in past faculty experience with tablet devices in the classroom.
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==Spring 2013 iPad Pilot==
Students in this course had access to an [[iPad]] tablet to use throughout the spring semester along with several apps selected by Dr. Wangberg for use in class and in the field.

==How the iPads are Used in MATH 160 and MATH 212==
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Traditionally, math classes teach an understanding of mathematical principles and promote the use of these principles to solve problems. These two operations, the first being comprehension and the second application, represent the second and third levels of competency in Bloom's Taxonomy. With the introduction of the iPads and their associated applications into the classroom, MATH 160 and MATH 212 students are now able to investigate the affects of variables within the problem, connecting and explaining how the modification to the variables change the results. These skills are part of the analysis level of Bloom's, the fourth level of the Taxonomy.

All student work is recorded and submitted to the instructor. The applications on the iPad give immediate feedback to the students whom can then replay their work and find where they may have gone astray. Dr. Wangberg can replay individual student solutions in class for discussion or view larger numbers of solutions offline to look for patterns in errors.

Professor Wangberg used the iPads to accomplish several key objectives of the course that would be difficult or impossible utilizing only traditional educational methods. The iPads and their associated applications enabled Professor Wangberg to:
*'''Improve student understanding and advance to a higher level of Bloom's Taxonomy.''' Because the applications give immediate feedback to the students and allows the student to then go back and discover their errors through the recording, students move from the comprehension and application levels of Bloom's to analysis.
*'''Collect data on student understanding and use as input into the course.''' Because the recordings are made available to the teacher, Dr. Wangberg can use real student work for discussion purposes in the class as well as look for areas where students consistently went awry in their solutions.
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==Outcomes==
===Changes in the classroom===
*Students are more engaged in the classroom. The students talked more, collaborated on solutions, evaluated peer work, and were more engaged in general.
*Learning improved. Because feedback was immediate and the work could be replayed for correction, students knew right away where they went wrong and could learn the correct way to solve the problem.
*Changes made to teaching method. As student work was reviewed and patterns in error came to light, teaching methods could be modified to better explain the areas where confusion began.

===Recommendations===
*Large format iPads more useful for this work. Because of the need for maximum screen space to solve the Calculus problems, full-sized iPads were recommended.

==iPad Applications Employed in MATH 160 and MATH 212==
Professor Wangberg used the following applications in his MATH 160 and MATH 212 iPad pilot:
*WeBWorK

Descriptions, pricing, and links to iTunes for each of these applications is available on the [http://learn.winona.edu/IPad_Pilot_Applications#Course-Specific_Applications| iPad Pilot Applications] page.

Professor Wangberg also employed some custom applications he and his research cohort created, including a graphing calculator and a digital whiteboard. For more information on these applications, contact Dr. Wangberg.

==More Information==
===Related Wiki Topics===
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Draft:Saving files to personal network storage from a Mac (Employees)

2016-06-29T18:50:59Z

CUtzman12:

==About this article==
This article includes instructions for saving files from your Apple MacBook to your personal campus network storage. It is intended for '''employees'''. Students do not have personal campus network storage. They have [[Saving files to OneDrive for Business from a Mac|OneDrive for Business]] only.

==What's personal campus network storage?==
Every employee has 4 GB of personal network storage on a local campus network server. You can use this storage for all sorts of work-related files, but it is highly recommended for any private university data (e.g., student grades, employee performance reports). Network storage is mandatory for highly sensitive private data (e.g., social security numbers). Review the [[Data sensitivity and file storage|data sensitivity and file storage]] article for more information.

==How to save files to your personal network storage==
#Select the “Go” menu, and select “Connect to Server….”
#For your personal network storage area, use: '''smb://store.winona.edu/users/YOUR-STARID'''
#Once the “Connect to Server…” is selected, a dialog box below will appear on the screen. This is where you will select the network share that needs to accessed. Simply select the store that needs to be accessed and click on the “Connect” button. This will mount a network drive on your desktop and a finder window will open displaying the contents of the selected network share.
#You can now drag and drop files to this location.
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==Pro tips & VPN Client Information==
*When accessing your personal drive from off campus, a '''[https://learn.winona.edu/VPN VPN connection]''' is required.
*You will fill up the 4 GBs quickly if you store a lot of media (e.g., pictures, movies, music). Instead, use this space to store important school-related files that you absolutely cannot lose.

==Related information==
*[[Saving files to OneDrive for Business from a Mac]]
*[[Backing up files on your Mac]]
*[[Receiving your laptop and tablet]]
[[Category:Mac]][[Category:Laptop Exchange]][[Category:Backup]]
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Draft:Restoring Your Files On Your New PC Laptop

2016-06-29T18:48:19Z

CUtzman12:

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==Restoring Your Files From a Backup==
If you have backed up any of your Library Folders to an external drive '''please do not just copy over the whole data folder to the new structure'''. If you look at the structure you will see that it contains subfolders where the individual files should be saved to. You want to avoid duplicating folders. Below is an image of the new C:\Users\<StarID> directory. You can see that there are already folders there for you to copy your data into.

[[File:PC User Dir.jpg|500 px]]

====Examples:====
'''Files should be copied from:'''
*D:\Data\My Documents into C:\Users\<StarID>\My Documents
You should copy the contents (all folders and files) in My Documents folder under D:\Data\My Documents and drag them into C:\Users\<StarID>\My Documents on your new laptop.
*D:\Data\My Pictures to the C:\Users\<StarID>\My Pictures
*Do this process for each folder

[[Category: PC]]

Draft:Restoring Your Files On Your New PC Laptop

2016-06-29T18:47:51Z

CUtzman12:

{{FM|Audience=PC}}

==Restoring Your Files From a Backup==
If you have backed up any of your Library Folders to an external drive '''please do not just copy over the whole data folder to the new structure'''. If you look at the structure you will see that it contains subfolders where the individual files should be saved to. You want to avoid duplicating folders. Below is an image of the new C:\Users\<StarID> directory. You can see that there are already folders there for you to copy your data into.

[[File:PC User Dir.jpg|500 px]]

====Examples:====
'''Files should be copied from:'''
*D:\Data\My Documents into C:\Users\<username>\My Documents
You should copy the contents (all folders and files) in My Documents folder under D:\Data\My Documents and drag them into C:\Users\<username>\My Documents on your new laptop.
*D:\Data\My Pictures to the C:\Users\<username>\My Pictures
*Do this process for each folder

[[Category: PC]]

PC backup - Office templates

2016-06-29T18:18:19Z

CUtzman12:

==Email Templates==
To make a backup copy of your email templates you will need to use File Explorer. Select View Hidden Files and go to your C:/Users/StarID/AppData/Roaming/Microsoft/Templates folder to see your Office Templates.

The .oft files will be your email templates.

[[File:OfficeTemplates.png|400 px]]

===Restore Templates===
To make your Office Templates available to you that were on your old computer. You will need to copy these files to your new computer in the same location as noted above.

==Related Articles==
*[[Receiving your laptop and tablet]]
*[https://learning.winona.edu/PC_laptop_backup PC Laptop Backup]

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Draft:Outlook App

2016-06-29T18:17:49Z

CUtzman12: /* Installing the app */

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The [[Microsoft Outlook]] App is available on both the [[Apple]] [[App Store]] and the [[Android]] Play Store and is a great app for checking your [[Webmail]] on a mobile device. Outlook for iOS and Android lets you manage Outlook.com and other email accounts, calendars, contacts, and files without switching between different apps.

'''NOTE:''' There have been documented issues with Outlook Calendars for users with multiple iOS devices, including events that do not display in the calendar or events that repeat within the same time slot. Unconfiguring your email and calendar from the default iOS apps (Mail and Calendar) and using the Outlook application seems to solve this problem.

==Considerations before installing the app==

To avoid issues with your outlook calendar like duplicate entries you will need to turn off Apple Mail/Calendar settings on '''every device''' that talks to your WSU email, including all iPads, iPhones and Mac laptops.

Once every Apple device has been switched to Outlook, you may find some existing calendar entries need to be fixed manually. Duplicate calendar entries may need to be deleted and reentered manually.

To turn Apple mail and calendar off, go to your iPhone/iPad Settings. Select “Mail, Contact, Calendars” in the left column. Under Accounts on the right, select your WSU email account. On the next screen that opens, turn off the calendar and email options. 

==Installing the app==
To install the app simply open up either the App Store (for Apple) or the Play Store (for Android) and search for 'Microsoft Outlook'. Make sure that you choose 'Microsoft Outlook' and not 'Outlook Web App', because they are separate applications. Outlook Web App is for accessing Outlook from a web-browser.

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After you've installed the application open it and select "'''Get Started'''".

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Then Enter your '''"StarID email"''' address (StarID followed by @winona.edu (ab1234cd@winona.edu)

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After that it will redirect you to Winona State's login page where you will need to enter your '''StarID''' and '''password''' to finish setting up your account.

Your username is your StarID followed by @winona.edu (ab1234cd@winona.edu).

[[File:Wsuusername.png|250px]]

Then select '''"Maybe Later"'''.

[[File:Addonemoreaccount.png|250px]]

Select '''"Skip"'''

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One helpful tip is that in your Inbox, there are two tabs. The first is Focused Inbox which sorts your email into more important email and puts that into the Focused tab, and the other is the Other Inbox which groups the lesser important emails.

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==Features==
Besides the basic uses of email there are also Calendar and File Viewer features within the app.

*You can access the Calendar by clicking the Calendar icon after hitting the drop down menu in the top left of the app. From there, you can create events and view your schedule directly.

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*You can also access the files that were sent to you as attachments in your email. Click on the Files icon and it will list all the files sent to your email.

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==Lynda.com training==
View online training on how to use the new Outlook App for iOS devices. (Approximately 15 minutes)

[http://www.lynda.com/Office-tutorials/Outlook-iOS-Android-First-Look/370989-2.html Outlook for iOS and Android]

Note: You will need a [http://learn.winona.edu/LyndaCampus WSU LyndaCampus account] to access this training.

==Related articles==
*[[Microsoft Outlook]]
* [https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-com/mobile/?cb=v8hn Microsoft overview of the Outlook App]
*[https://twitter.com/Outlook?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Check out Outlook App on Twitter]

[[Category:Microsoft Office 365]][[Category:Email]][[Category:Software]][[Category:Definition]][[Category:iPad]]

Draft:OneNote Backup and Restore

2016-06-29T18:16:47Z

CUtzman12:

[[File:OneNote-Logo.png|right|250px]]

Version: Office2013, Platform: PC

==Overview==

Microsoft OneNote stores notebooks either locally or in a Sharepoint Office356 OneDrive folder. This documentation covers the process to backup notebooks and restore notebooks.

==Where are Notebooks saved?==
Find out where your Notebooks are stored.

* Go to File > Options > Save & Backup

[[File:OneNoteOptions.png]]

* The Save section shows where you have your default folders saved.
* Quick Notes Section - this can be saved to your OneDrive folder
* Backup Folder - When you setup an automatic back up they are saved to this location. The default location for the WSU laptop image has this going to a hidden folder location c:\users\StarID\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneNote
* Default Notebook Location - If you create a notebook and don't change the location, it will be saved in this folder.
* Setup how often you want to automatically back up to occur.

==Restore Your Notebooks==
File > Options > Open Backups
[[File:OpenBackups.png]]

Browse to the location that you backed up your Notebooks. If you are unsure where your backups are, look for the location in the Save & Backup menu displayed in section above.
==Resources==
*[https://learn.winona.edu/Microsoft_OneNote Microsoft OneNote]
*[https://www.onenote.com/# OneNote Official Page]
*[https://www.onenote.com/apps Microsoft Featured Apps]
*[https://support.office.com/en-US/article/Basic-tasks-in-Microsoft-OneNote-2013-DA73C095-E082-4276-ACF9-8728CA8B08AB Basic Tasks in OneNote 2013]

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